Sentence examples for one ovine from inspiring English sources

Photo-oxidized osteochondral grafts were implanted in both femoral condyles of one ovine knee.

MST8, detected here in goats and probably present in sheep (partial profile), has been found before in human samples and in one ovine sample from Spain, France and USA, and in human Q fever chronic cases from Portugal [ 27].

Only two microsatellites, one bovine UMN2303 [ 63] and one ovine SRYM18 [ 31] and one male specific sequence, a fragment of the 5'-promoter of the sex determining region Y (SRY) gene amplified with primers designed from Ovis [ 31], gave consistent male-specific products and were chosen for further analysis.

In sheep, few GWAS have focused on growth and meat production traits [ 22– 24] and among these, only one study reported a GWAS and fine mapping of QTL for BW, on ovine (Ovies aries) chromosome 21 (OAR21) [ 24].

To date, only two studies have investigated the effects of IL-1 in such systems, one using ovine IVD cells [ 25] and the other, rabbit IVD cells [ 28].

Our data are in agreement with the findings of a recent study reporting on an ovine scrapie isolate that contained two strains, one of which appeared to mask the presence of the other (47).

Of these strains, nine were M. paratuberculosis isolates from humans, one was an ovine isolate and one was a caprine isolate.

One exception was ovine contagious agalactia (due to M. agalactiae) that has recently re-emerged in the Pyrénées where it had been endemic for years and was also reported in Corsica, which was previously considered free.

Here, we sequenced seven divergent classical Bordetella strains, including five B. bronchiseptica strains isolated from both human and non-human hosts (strains 253, 1289, MO149, Bbr77, and D445), one B. parapertussis ovine strain (Bpp5), and one B. pertussis strain (18323) to comprehensively examine the evolutionary relationships of the classical Bordetellae (Table 1).

On one hand, ex vivo perfused models have been designed to establish drug concentrations in bovine and ovine udders [ 20, 24, 25, 29] but it remained unclear if they accurately reflect the situation in vivo [ 26, 30].

One SNP on chromosome 4 (s55696.1) was located within a known ovine gene (CPVL).