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International Journal of Veterinary Research and Allied Sciences

Issue 2 Volume 1 (2021)

Emerging Hantavirus Threats: Clinical Manifestations and Strategies for Mitigation
Written by K. R. Padma   Published on Issue 2 Vol 1, 2021
The rapid increase in global trade and travel has facilitated the evolution of various viral pathogens, enabling them to adapt to new hosts and expand their environments. Among these emerging viruses are the hantaviruses, which are primarily transmitted by small rodents, particularly rats. When these viruses are transmitted to humans, they can lead to two major clinical syndromes: renal syndrome associated with hemorrhagic fever and Hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome. Humans are generally infec
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Nano Pesticides: Production, Use, and Environmental Impact
Written by Naincy Rani   Published on Issue 2 Vol 1, 2021
Recent advances in nanotechnology have led to its widespread application in several industries, including food, military, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, medicine, and pest control. Nano-insecticides have attracted considerable attention due to their effectiveness in combating plant pests and disease vectors, such as malaria, and providing more efficient solutions than traditional pesticides. Various methods have been developed for the production of nano-insecticides, but with the increasing demand
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Impact of Diazepam on the Development of Chrysomya albiceps (Wiedemann 1819) (Diptera: Calliphoridae) in a Rabbit Carcass
Written by Layla Ouda Al-Shareef   Published on Issue 2 Vol 1, 2021
The larvae of necrophagous fly species serve as valuable forensic indicators for estimating the minimum postmortem interval (PMI). However, the presence of drugs within a corpse can affect larval growth, potentially leading to inaccuracies in PMI determination. This study investigated how diazepam affects the developmental progression of Chrysomya albiceps and assessed the suitability of this fly species for toxicological investigations. To achieve this aim, C. albiceps larvae were raised on rab
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