Tomás Landete Castillejos

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University of Castilla-La Mancha

Spain

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Tomás Landete Castillejos is a Profesor Titular de Universidad at Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. His research areas include deer biology, immunology, and the genetic characteristics of antlers. Recent articles explore topics such as macrophage roles in antler development, cancer treatment using deer antler extracts, and factors influencing the growth and regeneration of antlers in red deer.

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Articles (15)

Antlers on does: An unexpected role of macrophages in deer biology

Characteristics of Large Antlers Reveal Key Features to Reach Full Genetic Potential

General Direct Anticancer Effects of Deer Growing Antler Extract in Several Tumour Cell Lines, and Immune System-Mediated Effects in Xenograft Glioblastoma

Traces of Human-Mediated Selection in the Gene Pool of Red Deer Populations

Nocturnal chats of farmed animals: non-rutting vocalisations of male Iberian red deer, Cervus elaphus hispanicus

Stem cells drive antler regeneration

Factors affecting antler growth period and casting date in red deer

From a general anti-cancer treatment to antioxidant or deer osteoporosis: the consequences of antler as the fastest-growing tissue

Effects of maternal age and offspring sex on milk yield, composition and calf growth of red deer (Cervus elaphus)

Pelt Biting as a Practical Indicator of Social and Environment Stress in Farmed Red Deer

SWATH-MS Quantitative Proteomic Analysis of Deer Antler from Two Regenerating and Mineralizing Sections

Anti-tumour activity of deer growing antlers and its potential applications in the treatment of malignant gliomas

Water sprinkling as a tool for heat abatement in farmed Iberian red deer: Effects on calf growth and behaviour

Effects of Lysine and Methionine supplementation on first antler growth in fallow deer (Dama dama)

Smaller does not mean worse: variation of roe deer antlers from two distant populations in their mechanical and structural properties and mineral profile

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