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6. The impact of the microbes on puppies and kittens microbiota: a review

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Zakošek Pipan, Maja and Zakošek Pipan, Maja

Abstract

Recently it was discovered that canine and feline neonates are not born in a sterile environment as was stated previously. The acquisition, colonization, and maintenance of early life microbiota is a rapidly developing area of research. In humans it has been seen that the infant microbiome plays an essential role in human health and its composition is determined by maternal–offspring exchanges of microbiota. Even though this topic is becoming more and more important in dogs and cats, the exact role of the neonatal microbiome is not yet known. In this review, the current knowledge about the neonatal microbiome in puppies and kittens is summarized., Nedavno je ustanovljeno da se štenad i mačići ne kote u sterilnom okruženju. Stjecanje, kolonizacija i održavanje mikrobiota u ranom životu područje je istraživanja koje se brzo razvija. U ljudi je ustanovljeno da je mikrobiota novorođenčeta ključan za ljudsko zdravlje, a njegov sastav određuje razmjena mikrobiota između majke i potomstva. Iako je i u pasa i mačaka to područje sve važnije, točna uloga neonatalnog mikrobiota još nije poznata. U ovom su radu prikazane dosadašnje spoznaje o neonatalnom mikrobiotu štenadi i mačića.

Published
2023

7. Utjecaj mikroba na mikrobiota štenadi i mačića: pregledni rad

Author

Zakošek Pipan, Maja

Subjects
neonatologija, koćenje, štenad, mačići, mikrobiom, Neonatology, birth, puppies, kittens, microbiome
Abstract

Recently it was discovered that canine and feline neonates are not born in a sterile environment as was stated previously. The acquisition, colonization, and maintenance of early life microbiota is a rapidly developing area of research. In humans it has been seen that the infant microbiome plays an essential role in human health and its composition is determined by maternal–offspring exchanges of microbiota. Even though this topic is becoming more and more important in dogs and cats, the exact role of the neonatal microbiome is not yet known. In this review, the current knowledge about the neonatal microbiome in puppies and kittens is summarized., Nedavno je ustanovljeno da se štenad i mačići ne kote u sterilnom okruženju. Stjecanje, kolonizacija i održavanje mikrobiota u ranom životu područje je istraživanja koje se brzo razvija. U ljudi je ustanovljeno da je mikrobiota novorođenčeta ključan za ljudsko zdravlje, a njegov sastav određuje razmjena mikrobiota između majke i potomstva. Iako je i u pasa i mačaka to područje sve važnije, točna uloga neonatalnog mikrobiota još nije poznata. U ovom su radu prikazane dosadašnje spoznaje o neonatalnom mikrobiotu štenadi i mačića.

Published
2023

12. Identification of the Identical Human Mutation in ACVR1 in 2 Cats With Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva

Author

Casal, Margret L., primary, Engiles, Julie B., additional, Zakošek Pipan, Maja, additional, Berkowitz, Asaf, additional, Porat-Mosenco, Yael, additional, Mai, Wilfried, additional, Wurzburg, Kirsten, additional, Xu, Mei-Qi, additional, Allen, Robyn, additional, ODonnell, Patricia A., additional, Henthorn, Paula S., additional, Thompson, Keith, additional, and Shore, Eileen M., additional

Published
2019
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15. Congenital peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia in a family of Persian cats.

Author

Margolis C, Zakošek Pipan M, Demchur J, Or M, Henthorn P, and Casal ML

Abstract

Case Series Summary: The congenital midline defects of peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia (PPDH) and omphalocele are believed to be related developmental defects, and have both been described in cats and dogs. This case series describes multiple cases of PPDH and omphalocele in related cats. The majority of cats affected with midline defects (PPDH or omphalocele) were male, consistent with previous reports of male overrepresentation., Relevance and Novel Information: This is the first report of a family of Persian cats affected by PPDH and/or omphalocele. Clinical findings and pedigree information are suggestive of an autosomal recessive mode of inheritance. However, other modes of inheritance cannot be ruled out owing to limited sample size. The findings in this family and previous reports of Persians affected by PPDH warrant further investigation. Based on this information, recommendations for breeding populations of Persians and long-haired cats should include thoracic radiographs to screen for PPDH until a DNA-based genetic test is available., Competing Interests: Conflict of interest: The authors declared no potential conflicts of interest with respect to the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article.

Published
2018
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