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1 zoo-1 knockdown results in lethality during elongation,
2 investigate the effects of inbreeding in 119 zoo populations, encompassing 88 species of mammals, bir
3 t 254 zoo workers for antibodies to SV40; 25 zoo workers with direct contact with nonhuman primates a
4 uslike particles (VLPs) was used to test 254 zoo workers for antibodies to SV40; 25 zoo workers with
8 26), which suggests that the popularity of a zoo's collection relative to the types and numbers of sp
15 of collaborations between entomologists and zoo personnel as a means of enhancing research and publi
17 e retroviruses infect laboratory workers and zoo workers, zoonotic retrovirus transmission has not be
20 only females, with males being moved between zoos for mating, but perhaps they should be kept togethe
21 oximity to other species and to humans, both zoo workers and visitors, provides the potential for cro
22 in neural crest development is supported by zoo blot hybridizations that reveal extensive conservati
24 the UK, (2) to develop a way of calculating zoo popularity in terms of the species kept within a col
25 antial 'dwell times' in the Centre by common zoo standards and the addition of new engagement element
26 in parallel to the cadherin-catenin complex, zoo-1 loss of function reduces the dynamic recruitment o
28 from eight other NHP species in a different zoo show the same pattern of convergence, and that semic
31 dividuals were born in captivity in European zoos and hosted a strikingly low diversity of fecal micr
32 0 elephants to show that animals in European zoos have about half the median life span of conspecific
37 Analysis of woolly monkey colonies at five zoos indicated that WMHBV infections occurred in most of
38 elated with generated popularity ratings for zoos based on the species kept within a collection and a
40 lated human polyomaviruses) was increased in zoo workers with direct contact with nonhuman primates (
41 om the wild, with poor adult survivorship in zoo-born Asians apparently being conferred prenatally or
46 Asian elephants; unlike African elephants in zoos, this species' infant mortality is very high (for e
49 which animals are most beneficial to keep in zoos in terms of financial and conservative value is rea
53 tries and in captive breeding populations in zoos is a highly lethal hemorrhagic herpesvirus disease
54 eterinary importance are well represented in zoos, and an ample literature documents their influence
55 timber camps), and its adult survivorship in zoos has not improved significantly in recent years.
56 red in most of the animals at the Louisville zoo but not at four other zoos in the United States.
60 the first study to combine the modalities of zoo-FISH and array CGH between different avian species.
61 To observe the distribution and location of zoos across the UK, (2) to develop a way of calculating
62 gs emphasise the importance and potential of zoos as public engagement centres for the biological sci
63 contact with nonhuman primates and 15 other zoo workers (23% vs. 10%, respectively; P=.01) were sero
65 ncing: one group from six cheetahs in a U.S. zoo and two lions in a European circus, and the other gr
66 ified cDNA libraries, direct cDNA selection "zoo" blotting, cDNA screening, and identification of 24
67 ses detected were of human serotypes, in the zoo population, only 15% of picornaviruses detected in N
68 normal and pathological neuronal aging, this zoo of aging-animal variants will facilitate analysis bo
70 troviruses at three research centers and two zoos identified no SIV, SRV, or STLV infection in 187 pa
72 ants, human evolutionary studies, and typing zoo animals of unknown origin (for use in captive breedi
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