The process involves sticking bovine off-cuts in a heated centrifuge, so they separate into a mixture of liquid fat and a putty-coloured paste.
"Hold his dairy cow ransom," hollers Ben Davies, who would surely get Roger's back up if his cunning plan of kidnapping said bovine Juliette, paid off.
Scientists in China have produced a herd of genetically engineered cows that are better able to ward off bovine TB infection.
Robert Sapolsky, a primatologist at Stanford University in California, observed a troop of savanna baboons, dubbed Forest Troop, from the late 1970s until 1986, when an outbreak of bovine tuberculosis killed off the most aggressive males in the group.
In 1960, the Movement of Animals (Records) Order 1960 (made under the Diseases of Animals Act 1950) required farmers to keep a record of all movements of bovines on or off their premises, and to store these records for three years [ 7].
In our laboratory tick-rearing protocols, at each generation approximately 50 engorged females that have dropped off their bovine host are collected and used to obtain ovipositional data.
The GST tag of RAS was cleaved off with bovine thrombin (Sigma, Dorset, UK) at a concentration of 5 units/ml and the thrombin removed by P-aminobenzamidine-agarose beads (Sigma, West Sussex, UK).
Bovine RPE was gently brushed off of the eyecup after discarding the lens, vitreous, and neurosensory retina.
In animals with acute bovine besnoitiosis, reactions to ward off insects were less distinct and numbers of insects on these cattle were noticeably greater than on healthy animals.
Readers aren't let off the hook either: "bovine equanimity" is how she describes the state in which the "lay reader" consumes a biography.
After rinses in this buffer with 1 % bovine serum albumin, cells were scraped off with a rubber policeman, and centrifuged with 3%% glutaraldehyde.
