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PROGRAMMA DI RICERCA 2005
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Unità di Ricerca
- Università degli Studi di MILANO
SCIENZE E TECNOLOGIE VETERINARIE PER LA SICUREZZA ALIMENTARE
MILANO(MI) - Università degli Studi di MILANO
PATOLOGIA ANIMALE, IGIENE E SANITA' PUBBLICA VETERINARIA
MILANO(MI) - Università degli Studi di MILANO
Zootecnia generale
MILANO(MI) - Università degli Studi di MESSINA
MORFOLOGIA BIOCHIMICA, FISIOLOGIA E PRODUZIONI ANIMALI
MESSINA(ME) - Università degli Studi della TUSCIA
PRODUZIONI ANIMALI
VITERBO(VT)
Programmi di ricerca simili:
- 1 - Strategie nutrizionali rivolte a ridurre i fatti infiammatori e a migliorare il bilancio energetico nel periodo di transizione delle bovine. Effetti dei CLA (coniugati dell'acido linoleico) a livello endocrino-metabolico, sulle perfomance produttive e riproduttive e sul benessere.
- 2 - Correlazione tra gestione dell'asciutta ed efficienza riproduttiva nella bovina e nella bufala da latte
- 3 - Valorizzazione di specie minori in aree marginali per la produzione di latte ad elevato valore bio-nutrizionale
- 4 - Studio dell'effetto fisiologico e dell'azione cellulare di nutraceutici nei ruminanti da latte
- 5 - ASPETTI DELLA PRODUZIONE DEI PICCOLI RUMINANTI CON PARTICOLARE IMPATTO SULLA SALUTE UMANA
- 6 - MECCANISMI CELLULARI E MOLECOLARI COINVOLTI NELL'OMEOSTASI METABOLICA: ASPETTI FISIO-PATOLOGICI
- 7 - ADIPOSITA' E BILANCIO ENERGETICO:FATTORI ENDOCRINI, MECCANISMI CELLULARI ED ASPETTI FISIO-PATOLOGICI
- 8 - NUOVI OBIETTIVI DI SELEZIONE PER L'ALLEVAMENTO DI BOVINI DA LATTE
- 9 - ASPETTI DELLA QUALITA' TECNOLOGICA E NUTRIZIONALE DEL LATTE OVINO E CAPRINO
- 10 - METABOLISMO LOCALE ED ESPRESSIONE GENICA: NUOVE PROSPETTIVE IN CHIRURGIA
Classificazione scientifico-disciplinare
- Area scientifico disciplinare: Scienze agrarie e veterinarie
Classificazione brevettuale
- HUMAN NECESSITIES
- FOODS OR FOODSTUFFS; THEIR TREATMENT, NOT COVERED BY OTHER CLASSES
- DAIRY PRODUCTS, e.g. MILK, BUTTER, CHEESE; MILK OR CHEESE SUBSTITUTES; MAKING THEREOF (obtaining protein compositions for foodstuffs, [N: e.g. from milk], A23J1/00; preparation of peptides, e.g. of proteins, in general C07K1/00) [C9409]
- FODDER
- FOODS OR FOODSTUFFS; THEIR TREATMENT, NOT COVERED BY OTHER CLASSES
Classificazione geografica
- Regione: Lombardia
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