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Association Of Different Iowa Livestock Truck Wash Stations Service Levels With Enterobacteriaceae Counts, Amber Danielson, Samaneh Azarpajouh, Anna Johnson, James Dickson, Locke Karriker, Rodney Baker, Christopher Rademacher, Troy Bigelow, Kenneth Stalder
Association Of Different Iowa Livestock Truck Wash Stations Service Levels With Enterobacteriaceae Counts, Amber Danielson, Samaneh Azarpajouh, Anna Johnson, James Dickson, Locke Karriker, Rodney Baker, Christopher Rademacher, Troy Bigelow, Kenneth Stalder
Samaneh Azarpajouh
Data from eighteen different truck washes were used to compare the association of different service levels with Enterobacteriaceae counts. Service levels were classified into three different categories; prewash (n=78), post wash with disinfectant (n=78), and post wash without disinfectant (n=12). A total of 168 drag swabs were used for collection for the purpose of this study. Prewash services were defined as trailers before they were scraped out and washed. Post wash with or without disinfectant services were defined as after the trailers were washed and disinfectant was or was not applied. Prewash trailers tended to have higher Enterobacteriaceae counts of …
Therapeutic Neonatal Hepatic Gene Therapy In Mucopolysaccharidosis Vii Dogs, Katherine Parker Ponder, John R. Melniczek, Lingfei Xu, Margaret A. Weil, Thomas M. O'Malley, Patricia A. O'Donnell, Van W. Knox, Gustavo D. Aguirre, Hamutal Mazrier, N Matthew Ellinwood, Margaret M. Sleeper, Albert M. Maguire, Susan W. Volk, Robert L. Mango, Jean Zweigle, John H. Wolfe, Mark E. Haskins
Therapeutic Neonatal Hepatic Gene Therapy In Mucopolysaccharidosis Vii Dogs, Katherine Parker Ponder, John R. Melniczek, Lingfei Xu, Margaret A. Weil, Thomas M. O'Malley, Patricia A. O'Donnell, Van W. Knox, Gustavo D. Aguirre, Hamutal Mazrier, N Matthew Ellinwood, Margaret M. Sleeper, Albert M. Maguire, Susan W. Volk, Robert L. Mango, Jean Zweigle, John H. Wolfe, Mark E. Haskins
Gustavo D. Aguirre, VMD, PhD
Dogs with mucopolysaccharidosis VII (MPS VII) were injected intravenously at 2–3 days of age with a retroviral vector (RV) expressing canine β-glucuronidase (cGUSB). Five animals received RV alone, and two dogs received hepatocyte growth factor (HGF) before RV in an attempt to increase transduction efficiency. Transduced hepatocytes expanded clonally during normal liver growth and secreted enzyme with mannose 6-phosphate. Serum GUSB activity was stable for up to 14 months at normal levels for the RV-treated dogs, and for 17 months at 67-fold normal for the HGF/RV-treated dog. GUSB activity in other organs was 1.5–60% of normal at 6 months for …