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[Serum proteins of cows suffering from nymphomania]
Veterinarno-Meditsinski Nauki
|January 1, 1977
Abstract:
Investigated were a total of 25 cows of the Bulgarian Brown breed manifesting the classical symptoms of nymphomania, along with other 25 normal cows as control animals. It was found that the total protein in the blood serum increased, coupled with a drop in the albumin fraction and a statistically significant rise of the gamma-globulin fraction. Suggested was the use of the coefficient albumin: gamma-globulin instead of the coefficient albumin:gloubulin. The new coefficient was shown to be more suitable and indicative of nymphomania. In cows with nymphomania the value of this coefficient was below 0.95.