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Veterinary Use Product Applications In Europe
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The pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry is comprised of companies engaged in researching, developing, manufacturing, and distribution of drugs, medicines and biologicals for human or veterinary use. Products include pharmaceutical preparations, diagnostic substances, medicines and botanicals, biological products, medical devices, cosmetics, perfumes and toiletries. These industries also include research and development, biosafety and analytical testing labs for private ...
ByCECO Environmental based in Addison, TEXAS (USA)
The d-ROMs FAST Test allows the blood concentration of peroxides to be determined. Peroxides are a recognised marker of oxidative stress derived mainly from lipid oxidation (Cur Med Chem. 2005, 12:1161-1208.). Some classical molecules used as markers, such as MDA or isoprostranes, only identify the damage that has occurred, as they are the last products of oxidative processes. Peroxides, on the other hand, are the first products of oxidative processes, and among other things retain a certain pro-oxidant power ...
ByH & D S.r.l. based in Parma (PR), ITALY
The PAT test allows the antioxidant power of the blood to be determined. As the antioxidant power of the blood is the first defence against the development of an oxidative stress condition, it is particularly useful to determine this. ...
ByH & D S.r.l. based in Parma (PR), ITALY
Nowadays, the medical care of animals in veterinary clinics or with veterinarians also involves the supply of medical oxygen. In this regard, it is important that oxygen is available quickly and without interruption to ensure that the life of the animal is not put at risk. Ensuring the oxygen supply is therefore a top priority in veterinary ...
ByInmatec GaseTechnologie GmbH & Co. KG based in Herrsching, GERMANY
The SAT test is used to determine the antioxidant power of saliva. As the antioxidant power of saliva is the first defence against the development of an oxidative stress condition, its determination is particularly useful. A substance with antioxidant capacity is defined chemically as a molecule with reducing properties. Reducing properties are not an absolute but a relative characteristic, so the choice of reference molecule becomes important. ...
ByH & D S.r.l. based in Parma (PR), ITALY