2005
DOI: 10.4025/actascianimsci.v27i1.1260
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Levantamento dos principais fármacos utilizados no rebanho leiteiro do Estado do Paraná

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“…For the most part, screening tests are used for the detection of beta-lactams, since it's the group most used to perform the treatment of mastitis (SANTOS & FONSECA 2019). In a study by NETTO et al (2005), in the southern region of Brazil, it was found that beta-lactams are the most used group for the treatment of infections in dairy cows, with a percentage of 38.22%. Also, in a research carried out by YAMAKI et al (2004), in the region of Castilla, Spain, who detected 1.7% of milk samples contaminated by antimicrobials, 29.8% of which belong to the beta-lactam group.…”
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“…For the most part, screening tests are used for the detection of beta-lactams, since it's the group most used to perform the treatment of mastitis (SANTOS & FONSECA 2019). In a study by NETTO et al (2005), in the southern region of Brazil, it was found that beta-lactams are the most used group for the treatment of infections in dairy cows, with a percentage of 38.22%. Also, in a research carried out by YAMAKI et al (2004), in the region of Castilla, Spain, who detected 1.7% of milk samples contaminated by antimicrobials, 29.8% of which belong to the beta-lactam group.…”
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“…O leite mais comercializado no Brasil é aquele oriundo de vacas, que apresenta diversos componentes, entre os quais se destacam: proteínas (3,3%), gordura (4,0%), lactose (4,3%), além de vitaminas e sais minerais. 1 As principais proteínas encontradas no leite são a caseína (78%) e a proteína do soro (19%), comumente conhecida como whey protein, e outras, totalizando 2,7%. 2 A proteína do soro é muito utilizada por atletas para fins de ganho de massa muscular, mas durante décadas, ela era a parte do leite dispensada pela indústria de alimentos.…”
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