Daniel Barreda

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University of Alberta

Canada

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Professor Daniel Barreda is a faculty member at the University of Alberta in Canada. His research interests include the immune responses of fish and broiler chickens, with a focus on inflammation control and the effects of dietary factors on immune development. Recent publications highlight his work on antimicrobial defenses, phagocyte responses, and the impact of environmental factors on aquatic and avian species.

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Amro M. Soliman

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Concordia University of Edmonton

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Nord University

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Fever integrates antimicrobial defences, inflammation control, and tissue repair in a cold-blooded vertebrate

Isolation of Skin Leukocytes Uncovers Phagocyte Inflammatory Responses During Induction and Resolution of Cutaneous Inflammation in Fish.

Imaging Flow Cytometry Protocols for Examining Phagocytosis of Microplastics and Bioparticles by Immune Cells of Aquatic Animals.

Impact of Reduced Dietary Crude Protein in the Starter Phase on Immune Development and Response of Broilers Throughout the Growth Period.

Differential Effects of Drinking Water Quality on Phagocyte Responses of Broiler Chickens Against Fungal and Bacterial Challenges.

Comparison of mathematical and comparative slaughter methodologies for determination of heat production and energy retention in broilers.

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Amro M. Soliman

Pål A. Olsvik

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