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Editor-in-chief
Dr. João Souza-Junior

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Quarterly

Anatomical and histological characteristics of pituitary gland in domestic animals

Alrahman H M A, Shehan N A, et al.
The pituitary gland in the donkey (yellow color). Source: Cagdas and Merih Hazirogle (2009)
Review Article | As it regulates important physical functions and general wellbeing, the hypophysis plays a major role in responding to the increased demand for different hormones. In the current review, we...

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Published in 03 November 2022

Clinical significance of measuring fatty acids in biological fluids of dairy cows (in blood and milk) with a focus on heat stress

Mylostyvyi R, Izhboldina O, et al.
Fatty acids as possible clinical biomarkers of dairy cows under heat stress.
Review Article | Fatty acids (FA) have a variety of functions in animal bodies. They can be used as metabolic biomarkers, including in pathological conditions. Heat stress (HS) is accompanied by a drop in...

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Published in 25 October 2022

Effect of acute and chronic nitrate supplementation on the performance of endurance athletes: a systematic review

Leal L D d S, Guimarães M P, et al.
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Review Article | Evidence that dietary supplementation with nitrate-rich beet juice (NO3-) can improve endurance exercise performance. This paper aimed critically assess the effects of acute and chronic NO3-...

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Published in 24 October 2022

The influence of vitamin D on postpartum depression

da Silva J d P P, Barros E d S, et al.
Postpartum depression
Review Article | Postpartum depression is considered a childbirth-related mood disorder and starts between the first day and four months after delivery. Its clinical manifestation includes extreme sadness,...

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Published in 22 February 2022

A mini-review on bovine stromal mesenchymal cells sustainability and innovativeness

Baptistella J C, Colin Panegossi L, et al.
Overview of bovine umbilical cord obtained after parturition. The illustration on the top left shows a Bos taurus cow with a female calf. A) Representation of the bovine umbilical cord morphology. The lower left image shows a schematic of the components of the bovine umbilical cord: (1) umbilical vein; (2) umbilical cord blood; (3) Wharton's jelly region; and 4) bWJ-MSCs.
Mini-Review | Animal experiments are conducted to demonstrate proof-of-concept and mechanisms of action, provide safe cell culture methods, carry out tissue engineering, and study infectious disease...

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Published in 18 March 2022