Medicina Veterinaria y Zootecnia

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Aborto Bovino no Infeccioso
(2004) Dután Sanango, José Miguel; Samaniego Delgado, José Maria
Abundancia relativa y patrones de actividad de mamíferos medianos y grandes presentes dentro de un bosque seco tropical ecuatoriano
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-02-10) Alvarez Alvarez, Alan Fabricio; Estrella Bermeo, Carlos Adrián; Gallo Pérez, Abel Antonio
The study was carried out in the dry forest “Bajada de Chanduy”, located in the province of Santa Elena, Ecuador. The objective of the research was to determine the relative abundance, diversity and activity patterns of medium and large mammals through and large mammals by means of photo-trapping, using 9 Bushnell Prime 24 MP Low-Glow 24 MP Low-Glow cameras were used to monitor from May to August 2024, with an estimated effort of 882 days/trap. effort of 882 days/trap and 370 individual data. Twelve mammal species were recorded, belonging to 8 families and 5 different orders. The most represented orders were Carnivora (37.16%) and Artiodactyla (59.98%). The most abundant species were Dicotyles tajacu, Nasua nasua, and Odocoileus virginianus. The species with the lowest relative abundance index (RAI) was Galictis vittata. The analysis of activity patterns showed that most of the recorded species were diurnal, with activity peaks at 10:00 am, 08:00 am, and 04:00 pm. Among the diurnal species, Nasua nasua and Eira barbara stood out, while nocturnal species included Leopardus pardalis, Dasypus novemcinctus, and Tamandua mexicana. Cathemeral species, such as Dicotyles tajacu and Odocoileus virginianus, were also identified, showing activity during both day and night. The study also evaluated the relationship between activity patterns and lunar phases, without finding significant influence. The findings provide key information for developing measures to help preserve these ecosystems.
Actividad celular en la fijación y renovación de calcio oseo
(2008) Castro Meneses, María Verónica; Soria Parra, Carlos Alonso
Actividad fisiológica de valores hematemétricos en bovinos de la parroquias: Tarqui, Cumbe y Victoria del Portete
(2005) Calle Lara, Pablo Ignacio; Crespo Sarmiento, Remigio Antonio; Vidal Vidal, José Guillermo
Actividad Viral de Fiebre Aptosa en la Provincia de Morona Santiago
(2005) Sánchez, Juvenal; Vaca Vaca, Carlos Miguel
Adaptación de mezclas forrajeras de pasto tropical en el cantón Gualaquiza
(1989) Orellana P., Guido; Contreras Rivera, Jorge Eduardo
Adición de suero de cobaya en celo a un medio de maduración in vitro
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2023-09-21) Quizhpi Bueno, Paul Geovanny; Zuña Ortuño, Domenica Yamara; Ayala Guanga, Luis Eduardo
The work was carried out in the Biotechnology laboratory of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the University of Cuenca. The objective of this study was to evaluate the effect of different percentages of guinea pig serum in heat (SCC) as a supplement in an in vitro maturation medium (IVM) for guinea pig oocytes from slaughterhouse ovaries. For this, in the first instance, 10 crossbred guinea pigs were synchronized, the day they showed heat, blood serum was obtained. In the second instance, slaughterhouse ovaries were collected and COC's were obtained from these using the Slicing technique, these were classified into type A, B and C based on their morphology. Three treatments were evaluated: T0=control (base maturation medium), T1=base medium + 5% SCC supplementation, T2= base medium + 10% SCC supplementation, T3= base medium + 20% supplementation. % of SCC it was determined that the addition of SCC caused a greater degree of expansion of cumulus cells 5% (84.65 ± 3.98), 10% (84.49 ± 3.63) and 20% (87.43 ± 3.98) with respect to control (69.7 ± 3.63; p<0.005). The percentage of oocytes that reached metaphase II in T1 (25.91 ± 2.79), T2 (26.9 ± 2.79) and T3 (32.48 ± 3.06), were higher compared to the T0 (8.65 ± 2.79; p<0.05). In conclusion, the oocytes that were matured in medium supplemented with SCC presented a better percentage of morphological maturation than cumulus cells and oocytes that reached metaphase II.
Adición de vitamina E como antioxidante en cobayas gestantes (Cavia porcellus) sometidas a restricción alimentaria y su efecto sobre los parámetros productivos de la descendencia
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2022-02-15) Pillco Guzmán, Andrea Cecilia; Criollo Cajamarca, Maritza Gabriela; Pesántez Pacheco, José Luis
Prenatal viability is related to an adequate supply of nutrients and oxygen from the mother to the embryos and subsequently to the fetuses, determined by an adequate placental structural and functional development. Therefore, an insufficient placental development due to undernourishment and/or maternal hypoxia, causes an increase in oxidative stress in the mother that exceed the endogenous antioxidant capacity, causing cell damage, which are related to a lower fetal development, low birth weight, stunting and a higher perinatal and post-natal mortality rate. The pregnant guinea pigs were divided into three groups ad libitum with 100% of the daily requirements (Group C; with restriction of 50% of the daily requirements without vitamin E supply (SNV group) and with restriction and treated with vitamin E (CNV group). The guinea pigs born to mothers of the CNV group had a higher weight during the whole lactation period and continued to be higher after weaning, likewise, the body length was longer during these two periods (lactation and weaning) compared with the SNV group. A better body mass index was also observed in the CNV group guinea pigs towards the middle of the lactation period and after weaning compared to the SNV group; all these morphometric characteristics reflected that the CNV group’s guinea pigs had a better daily mean weight gain and a better total weight gain during the juvenile development of the pups, compared to the restricted group without vitamin (SNV). In conclusion, the addition of vitamin E provides a positive effect on pregnant guinea pigs and could counteract the negative effects caused by dietary restriction on offspring.
Adición del líquido folicular como suplemento al medio de maduración in vitro de ovocitos de cobaya provenientes de ovarios de matadero
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2023-06-26) Aguinsaca Yauri, Nidia Nataly; Motoche Castro, Mishel Stefanía; Ayala Guanga, Luis Eduardo
In recent years, the in vitro maturation (IVM) process of guinea pig oocytes has been trying to improve. However, the results obtained until now are contradictory. Therefore, the present study sought to validate a protocol for obtaining follicular fluid (FL) from guinea pigs in estrus and then, to evaluate the effect of supplementing it in different percentages in a conventional medium in vitro maturation of guinea pig oocytes. For the first experiment, ten mestizo guinea pigs were used, which received a heat synchronization protocol based on oral progesterone for 15 consecutive days as a result 200µl of LF was obtained. In the second experiment, cumulus oocyte complexes (COC´s) were obtained from guinea pig ovaries using the slicing technique. The COC´s were distributed randomly in four IVM media containing different percentages of FL (T0= control, T1= 5%, T2= 10%, and T3 = 20%). After 24 hours, greater expansion of cumulus cells (CC) was observed in T1 (68.1 ± 3.01%) and T3 (66.6 ± 3.39%). It compared to T2 (54.35 ± 2 .72%) and T0 (43.19 ± 2.43%) with p<0.05, between groups. In addition, when evaluating the restart of meiosis progression, it was observed that the oocytes from T3 (33.46 ± 2.4%) and T2 (31.06% ± 1.93%) presented a higher percentage of oocytes in metaphase II, without a statistical difference between these two treatments; compared to the oocytes from T1 (24.52 ± 2.13%) and T0 (14.07 ± 1.72%). In brief, the supplementation of 10% guinea pig the follicular fluid in a conventional maturation medium resulted in a higher percentage of cumulus expansion, it improves the percentage of oocytes that reach metaphase II.
Administración de progesterona de acción prolongada después de la fertilización en ovinos superovulados y su relación con el tamaño de cuerpos lúteos y embriones
(2016) González Rosales, Mariana Gabriela; Quezada Moscoso, Sofía Margarita; Perea Ganchou, Fernando Pedro; Galarza Lucero, Diego Andrés
The effect of short- and long-acting progesterone (P4) in early ovine metaestrous upon the size and number of corpus luteum (CL), progesterone and cortisol concentration, and number of embryos recovery at days 7 and 13 post-artificial insemination (AI) were analyzed. The study was carried out in Irquis livestock farm owned by University of Cuenca with 21 Correidale ewes, which were submitted to estrous synchronization with P4 intravaginal devices and ovary stimulation with equine chorionic gonadotropin (Folligon ®) and follicle-stimulating hormone (Folltropin ®). After estrus, ewes were inseminated and randomized assigned to one of the following treatments: (T1; n=7) control; (T2; n=7) 6 mg of P4 (Progestar ®) on days 2, 3 y 4 post-IA, and (T3; n=7) 18 mg of long-acting P4 (Progesterone MAD-4 ®) on day 2 post-IA. Fecal P4 and cortisol were also assessed on days 2, 3, 4 and 5 post-AI. The size and number of the CL and embryos were performed by mid-ventral laparotomy on days 7 and 13; and also blood samples for P4 concentration determination were collected on day 13. A randomized block design was used to analysis of data. No statistics differences between treatments were found. Also, no embryos were recovered in any experimental group. In conclusion, the short- and long-acting P4 applied in early metaestrous did not affect the size and number of CL, serum P4 concentration, also, did not affect the concentration of P4 and cortisol in feces.
Algunos factores que influyen en la producción de leche en bovinos
(2006) Quizhpilema Rodriguez, Ramón Eliceo; Andrial Durand, Palmiro
Alimentación de la vaca durante el período seco y la lactancia
(2006) Minchala Buestán, Miguel Iván; Avila Díaz, Marcelino
Alimentación de la vaca lechera en producción
(2009) Quichimbo Garces, Carolina; Sánchez Molina, Luis Romeo
Alimentación de terneras de reemplazo
(2011) Saquipay Bermeo, Delia Magaly; Landívar Abril, Saúl
Alimentación de terneras de reemplazo del destete hasta los seis meses dentro de ganadería lechera
(2009-06-09) Avila Sanmartín, Carlos; Sánchez Molina, Luis Romeo
Alimentación de terneros mestizos-holstein hasta el destete adicionando fibra y flora mocrobiana ruminal en la dieta
(2001) Barrera, Cesar; Serpa, Silvio; Serpa García, Victor Guillermo
Alimentación del rodeo de Cría: Reservas forrajeras suplementación
(2006) Rodríguez Saldaña, Diego Fernando; Serpa García, Victor Guillermo
Alimentación y destete precoz de terneras para reposición
(1993) Ponce de Moscoso, Tania; Sánchez Molina, Luis Romeo
Alternativas de cirugía abomasal
(2007) Ochoa Prado, Lourdes; Soria Parra, Carlos Alonso
Análisis bromatológico de seis alimentos balanceados para Felis catus desde el destete hasta los 12 meses de edad
(Universidad de Cuenca, 2024-08-06) Cordero Gallegos, Romina; García Zumalacarregui, Jorge Alejandro
In felines, as in all species, following weaning begins a crucial period for their development, constituting the most important stage for the animal’s adult health, hence it is essential that they receive all necessary nutrients for proper growth. The aim of this study was to evaluate the bromatological composition of balanced foods available in the Cuenca market intended for ‘Cats’ from weaning to twelve months of age, emphasizing the three categories: standard or generic, premium, and super premium. Six commercial brands were analyzed, with three samples taken from each, determining parameters such as moisture, dry matter, protein, fiber, fat, ash, and organic matter present in each balanced food. The methodology of each assay was established by the Association of Analytical Communities (AOAC). Although the comparative study among different categories demonstrated the existence of significant differences in moisture (p=0.0007), dry matter (p=0.0007), fat (p=0.0002), ash (p=0.0013), and organic matter (p=0.0013); the nutrient values of the analyzed balanced foods do not vary greatly according to the category, meaning there is not a large variation between super premium, premium, and standard. Comparative analysis with the nutritional requirement standards established by the European Pet Food Industry Federation (FEDIAF) demonstrated that all foods meet the nutritional requirements of cats within the established time period, emphasizing the analytes that this institution emphasizes, protein and fat

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