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Collmarie

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What are the three mechanisms by which there is maternal transfer of antibodies to progeny?
 
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What is oxyfuel?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

There is a maternal transfer of antibodies through:

1 . Transport across the placenta
2 . Transfer in the first milk or colostrum with the antibodies passing through the intestinal wall of the newborn before this becomes a barrier
3 . Transfer to the chick embryo through ingestion of the yolk, which contains appreciable amounts of antibodies

Answer to Question 2

Oxyfuel is the combination of pure oxygen and a combustible fuel gas to produce a flame.


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