Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs. [electronic resource]

By:

Moritz, Andreas

Contributor(s):

Walcheck, Bruce K
Deye, Jennifer
Weiss, Douglas J

Producer: 20030902Description: 855-9 p. digitalISSN:

0002-9645

Subject(s):

Animals
Blood Platelets -- physiology
Dogs
Female
Leukocyte Count
Male
Neutrophil Activation
Neutrophils -- physiology
Physical Conditioning, Animal -- physiology
Physical Exertion -- physiology
Platelet Activation

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In: American journal of veterinary research vol. 64

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Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs.

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Moritz A., Walcheck B. K., Deye J. & Weiss D. J. (20030902). Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs. : American journal of veterinary research.

Chicago

Moritz Andreas, Walcheck Bruce K, Deye Jennifer and Weiss Douglas J. 20030902. Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs. : American journal of veterinary research.

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Moritz A., Walcheck B. K., Deye J. and Weiss D. J. (20030902). Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs. : American journal of veterinary research.

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Moritz Andreas, Walcheck Bruce K, Deye Jennifer and Weiss Douglas J. Effects of short-term racing activity on platelet and neutrophil activation in dogs. : American journal of veterinary research. 20030902.

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