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7. Diagnosis of Aspergillosis in Horses

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Dobiáš, Radim, primary, Jahn, Petr, additional, Tóthová, Katarina, additional, Dobešová, Olga, additional, Višňovská, Denisa, additional, Patil, Rutuja, additional, Škríba, Anton, additional, Jaworská, Pavla, additional, Škorič, Miša, additional, Podojil, Libor, additional, Kantorová, Michaela, additional, Mrázek, Jakub, additional, Krejčí, Eva, additional, Stevens, David A., additional, and Havlíček, Vladimír, additional

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2023
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9. Antibiotic‐Loaded Amphiphilic Chitosan Nanoparticles Target Macrophages and Kill an Intracellular Pathogen

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Trousil, Jiří, primary, Dal, Nils‐Jørgen K., additional, Fenaroli, Federico, additional, Schlachet, Inbar, additional, Kubíčková, Pavla, additional, Janoušková, Olga, additional, Pavlova, Ewa, additional, Škorič, Miša, additional, Trejbalová, Kateřina, additional, Pavliš, Oto, additional, and Sosnik, Alejandro, additional

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2022
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21. Hyaluronic acid and TGF-β1 in dogs with hepatobiliary diseases

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Ceplecha, Václav, Řeháková, Kristína, Lendon, Corinne, Proks, Pavel, Škorič, Miša, Grinwis, Guy C.M., Hřibová, Barbora, Vávra, Miloš, Lorenzová, Jana, Crha, Michal, Ceplecha, Václav, Řeháková, Kristína, Lendon, Corinne, Proks, Pavel, Škorič, Miša, Grinwis, Guy C.M., Hřibová, Barbora, Vávra, Miloš, Lorenzová, Jana, and Crha, Michal

Published
2018

22. Hyaluronic acid and TGF-β1 in dogs with hepatobiliary diseases

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Ceplecha, Václav, primary, Řeháková, Kristína, additional, Lendon, Corinne, additional, Proks, Pavel, additional, Škorič, Miša, additional, Grinwis, Guy C.M., additional, Hřibová, Barbora, additional, Vávra, Miloš, additional, Lorenzová, Jana, additional, and Crha, Michal, additional

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2018
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25. New semi-spherical radiofrequency energy device for liver resection: an experimental study in pigs

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Vávra, Petr, primary, Škrobánková, Martina, additional, Grepl, Jan, additional, Crha, Michal, additional, Penhaker, Marek, additional, Jurčíková, Jana, additional, Škorič, Miša, additional, Raušer, Petr, additional, Ostruszka, Petr, additional, Ihnát, Peter, additional, Delongová, Patricie, additional, Dvořáčková, Jana, additional, Procházka, Václav, additional, Šalounová, Dana, additional, Habib, Nagy, additional, and Zonča, Pavel, additional

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2015
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26. Papillomavirus infection of roe deer in the Czech Republic and fibropapilloma-associated levels of metallothionein, zinc, and oxidative stress

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Král, Jiří, primary, Banďouchová, Hana, additional, Brichta, Jiří, additional, Kováčová, Veronika, additional, Ondráček, Karel, additional, Osičková, Jitka, additional, Hrubá, Hana, additional, Hutařová, Zdeňka, additional, Komínková, Markéta, additional, Cernei, Natalia, additional, Konečná, Marie, additional, Tmejová, Kateřina, additional, Zítka, Ondřej, additional, Adam, Vojtěch, additional, Kizek, René, additional, Škorič, Miša, additional, Tremlová, Bohuslava, additional, Treml, František, additional, and Pikula, Jiří, additional

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2015
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31. Incidence of spontaneous tumours in guinea pigs: a retrospective study of 153 cases.

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Nešpor, Jindřich, Heczková, Kateřina, and Škorič, Miša

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*GUINEA pigs, *TUMORS, *MAMMARY glands, *VETERINARY medicine, *RETROSPECTIVE studies, *FORCEPS
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The aim of this study was to investigate the incidence of spontaneous tumours in guinea pigs in biopsy and necropsy samples in the monitored period (2016--2022) on a representative number of cases and to determine their occurrence in relation to age and sex of the animals. A total of 204 samples from various pathological lesions were examined, while 153 cases (75.00%) were true tumours and 51 cases (25.00%) were pseudotumorous non-neoplastic lesions. The distribution of the incidence of true neoplasms in relation to sex was uneven. In the examined group, more neoplasms were diagnosed in males (n = 88, 57.52%) compared to females (n = 65, 42.48%). The mean age of guinea pigs with diagnosed tumour in our group was 4.2 years. Thyroid adenocarcinoma was the most frequent tumour. The majority of thyroid tumours (67.86%) were diagnosed in animals aged 4--5 years, as a significant result in terms of incidence in this age range, as well as a predisposition to tumour formation in males (78.57%). Mammary gland tumours occurred in the age range of 2--7 years, with a mean age of incidence of 4.7 years. In all cases, these were malignant variants and showing a significant higher incidence in males, in the age range of 4--5 years. The processing of a representative number of samples and epidemiological data on the incidence of spontaneous tumours in guinea pigs can contribute to the overall expansion of knowledge about this topic in veterinary medicine. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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32. Prevalence and histopathological classification of equine melanocytic tumours in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

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Malá, Anna, Kopecká, Andrea, Jahn, Petr, Linhart, Petr, Frgelecová, Lucia, and Škorič, Miša

Subjects
*HORSE owners, *MELANOMA, *HISTOPATHOLOGY, *HORSES, *TUMORS
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Equine melanocytic tumours are of great concern for horse owners, especially those who own grey horses. These tumours can be initially benign but data from literature suggest that all equine melanocytic tumours have a potential to undergo a malignant transformation and even develop distant metastases. This study aimed to diagnose and classify equine melanocytic tumours, assess their prevalence in relation to the horse's coat colour, sex, and age, and evaluate their occurrence sites. Over the period of four years (2020--2023), biopsies and necropsies of 203 horses were performed; melanocytic tumours were diagnosed in 34 cases (16.75%). Based on the morphological features of the neoplastic cells and presence of distant metastases, 3 horses (8.82%) were diagnosed with early-stage melanocytic lesions, 10 (29.41%) with melanocytomas, 4 (11.76%) with low-grade melanoma, 8 (23.53%) with intermediate-grade melanoma, 6 (17.65%) with metastatic melanoma and 3 (8.82%) with high-grade anaplastic melanoma. There was a significantly higher prevalence of the most malignant types of melanocytic tumours (metastatic melanoma, high-grade anaplastic melanoma) in horses over the age of 15 years (70%, P < 0.05). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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33. The effect of capsaicin and diethylnitrosamine on mouse nephrotoxicity, hepatotoxicity and hepatocarcinogenesis.

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Kumžáková, Vendula Kuchařová, Veselá, Ivana, Škorič, Miša, Daněk, Ondřej, Řeháková, Kristína, and Tomenendálová, Jaroslava

Subjects
*HEPATOTOXICOLOGY, *PROLIFERATING cell nuclear antigen, *GLUTAMINE synthetase, *CAPSAICIN, *NEPHROTOXICOLOGY
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Diethylnitrosamine is well known for its toxic and carcinogenic properties affecting mainly liver and kidneys. Capsaicin has been proven in previous years as a promising protective agent against many health problems affecting modern people. In this study we used diethylnitrosamine induced mouse experimental model of liver and kidney damage to assess the potential chemopreventive effect of capsaicin in vivo. Fifty female ICR mice were randomly divided into five groups intraperitoneally administered 1% ethanol solution in controls, capsaicin to assess its toxicity, diethylnitrosamine alone, and diethylnitrosamine and capsaicin in combination in different manners in two groups. After 14 weeks all mice were sacrificed, complete necropsy was performed and liver and kidneys were used for further examination. Slides of both organs stained with haematoxylin and eosin were histologically evaluated and immunohistochemical detection of proliferating cell nuclear antigen and glutamine synthetase in the liver tissue was performed. Histological evaluation of the liver and kidneys revealed toxic damage of diethylnitrosamine treated animals, whereas mice that received the combination of the substances showed milder lesions. Proliferating cell nuclear antigen expression was lower in diethylnitrosamine treated animals compared to the control and capsaicin groups, pointing to a disruption of the proliferative activity of hepatocytes in the juvenile liver. Glutamine synthetase expression did not differ between the groups, indicating that no tumours were induced by any of the substances used in our study. In conclusion, our experiment demonstrated the toxic properties of diethylnitrosamine in mice liver and kidneys, with the promising beneficial effect of capsaicin. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020
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