Quiroz-Rochac GF, Bouda J

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RESUMEN

El cobre (Cu) constituye un elemento esencial en la nutrición animal. Existen diferentes signos asociados a su deficiencia en rumiantes. El diagnóstico actual de las alteraciones en el estado de Cu está basado tanto en determinaciones plasmáticas como en la concentración hepática; sin embargo, esta última es técnicamente complicada. Otro indicador de hipocuprosis es la concentración plasmática de ceruloplasmina. Se describen conceptos actuales sobre el diagnóstico de deficiencias de Cu en rumiantes. La investigación debe dirigirse hacia la búsqueda de nuevos métodos de diagnóstico de hipocuprosis.

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