Browsing by Author "Sorescu, Sorin"

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  • Determination of protein fractions in a sports horse with laryngotracheitis, nonspecifically stimulated with a phytotherapeutic extract (case study 
    Sorescu, Sorin; Ioniță, Carmen; Grigore, Alice; Goanță, Ana-Maria; Ioniță, Lucian (”Ion Ionescu de la Brad” University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Iasi, 2017)
    In a sports horse with signs of laryngotracheitis that hardly achieved the training program, a phytotherapeutic extract with immunomodulating properties was administered. Following the administration of the extract, on the ...
  • Metabolic researches in Țurcana sheep breeding in different pastoral ecosystems 
    Neacșu, Florentin; Sorescu, Sorin; Trîmbițaș, Bogdan; Baghiu, Dan; Ioniță, Carmen (”Ion Ionescu de la Brad” University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Iași, 2017)
    The health of Tsurcana sheep in different pastoral ecosystems is the result of a continuous adaptive metabolic process to macro and microclimate changes, depending on individual factors and breed characteristics (the rustic, ...
  • The metabolic status of goats from Târnava Farm, Sibiu County 
    Neacșu, Florentin; Ioniță, Carmen; Vlăgioiu, Constantin; Sorescu, Sorin; Dănacu, Valerica; Trîmbițaș, Bogdan; Baghiu, Veronica (”Ion Ionescu de la Brad” University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Iași, 2017)
    Târnava farm is located in Sibiu County, 12 km from the town of Mediaș and in 2017 owns 450 goats (740 goats in 2016, 420 in 2015). The farm is based on a reproductive core of different goat breeds: Saanen, French Alpine, ...
  • Research on metabolic status in periparturient cows 
    Sorescu, Sorin; Ioniță, Carmen; Grigore, Alice; Balint, Emilia; Șonea, Cosmin; Goanță, Ana-Maria; Țîmpău, Roxana; Ioniță, Lucian (”Ion Ionescu de la Brad” University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Iași, 2017)
    In the experiment, hematological and blood biochemical parameters were determined in a batch of 5 cows in the last week of gestation (Group 1) and 5 cows in the first week after calving (Group 2). Cows are clinically healthy ...