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Titolo: per AD: richiesta ripost

Tempo fa hai postato (Rossella dice che eri tu) uno studio inglese o
americano sulla diffusione del morbo Kreutzfeld-Jacobs (BSE), mica sarebbe
possibile di ripostarlo? Io purtroppo non lo ritrovo più.
E ti devo ancora una risposta per quanto riguarda Lupona ... forse ce lo
faccio entro Pasqua 8~) ...
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Wuff
Le Bestioline (non puntate)
Sei Bestioline impigliate nella rete di IDAC
http://www.millenniumdogs.net/
http://photo.millenniumdogs.net/

 possibile di ripostarlo? Io purtroppo non lo ritrovo più.
veniva da 
http://www.aniwa.com
 ma non lo trovo :-(((
CUT
Rossella

 faccio entro Pasqua 8~) ...
In attesa che te lo spedisca, se hai fretta, hai provato a ricercarlo su
www.deja.com
 ?
Skywalker

 possibile di ripostarlo? Io purtroppo non lo ritrovo più.
Purtroppo nemmeno io :o(
Prova a cercarlo su 
deja.com
, o su 
aniwa.com
 (era un articolo trovato lì.
Ciao.
AD

 possibile di ripostarlo? Io purtroppo non lo ritrovo più.
....
Eccolo:
Mad cow disease in cats and dogs: myth or reality?
In reaction to the mood of anxiety which is blowing over Europe, a
clarification on the risks run by our companions seems necessary. Let us
state it from the beginning; neither cats or dogs are among the species
concerned with the disease, as the last 15 years tend to demonstrate.
Dogs First, all the veterinary scientists agree on the following point: dogs
are preserved from retrovirus diseases, and no case of spongiform
encephalopathy, with characteristics found in humans, bovines or sheep, have
ever been reported in the canine species.
Cats The situation is somewhat different, since cases of feline spongiform
encephalopathy have been described between 1990 and 1996: there were 79
cases, to be more precise (77 in Great Britain, 1 in Norway and 1 in
Liechtenstein). The cats were affected with behavioral disorders (abnormal
timidity or aggressiveness, excessive food consumption, loss of cleaning
behavior), or nervous symptoms (difficulty to move, muscular shaking.).
After their death, a post-mortem examination was practiced on the cats,
which confirmed a cerebral attack and the histological presence (microscopic
cell examination) of lesions similar to those observed in "mad" cows. Still,
no food-related origin to this disease has come to light: at that time, the
owners of the cats used to feed them with fresh meat offal, leftovers from
their meals, or canned cat food.
Therefore, there is an "FSE" for cats, just like there exists a BSE for
bovines. A few years ago, a French weekly newspaper had confused cats'
owners when it compared "Cats AIDS" to the FIV/FeLV viruses (which cause an
immunosuppressive disease). Those viruses are specific to the feline species
and cannot be transmitted to man, AIDS being caused by the HIV virus. If
zoonosis exist (disease transmissible from animals to man), there are also
some diseases affecting animals with no risk for man, even if the pathogen
agent is the same.
Dogs' resistance and hypotheses about cats They remain unexplained for the
moment But let us not forget that both cats and dogs are carnivorous animals
(which implies that they are great meat eaters), and that their digestive
systems are adapted to this diet, with an unusual gastric acidity which
sterilizes what the animal consumes and pre-digests, consequently highly
degrading animal proteins (prion is an animal protein). This natural
protection, which allows cats and dogs to eat carrions without any side
effects, is one of the explanations.
There is no reliable scientific experiment for the moment that shows that
the pathogen agent responsible for the BSE is the same that the one
responsible for the FSE. Neither cats nor dogs will transmit the mad cow
disease to us, and that, even if we do not eat them!
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Ciao
Libera&Zoe
IDAC website ~ photogallery
http://www.millenniumdogs.net
http://photo.millenniumdogs.net

 CUT
Salvo, conservo  e tradurrò... ciao... e grazie
Rossella

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... e kuesto ke sarebbe: precisione teutonica ? 8-)))
Grazie mille!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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