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UP VET IMPROVES SURVIVAL CHANCES OF PANGOLINS WITH ANOTHER WORLD-FIRS
Dr Karin Lourens has carried out many world-firsts in the treatment of pangolins – and now she is giving these illegally trafficked animals an even better chance of survival after being the first to chart the normal reference intervals of a healthy pangolin.
These mammals have no natural predators and have been on the planet for 80 million years, but they are now critically endangered.
UP ACADEMICS’ WORK ON AFRICAN MOLE-RAT RESEARCH COULD PAVE WAY FOR NEW PAINKILLERS FOR HUMANS
Three University of Pretoria (UP) scientists are part of a team whose research on African mole-rats has led to a discovery that may hold the key to pain management in humans.
UP project leads to world's first lion cubs born through artificial insemination
Posted on September 03, 2018
A lioness at the Ukutula Conservation Center (UCC) and Biobank, in South Africa North’s West province has given birth to two cubs conceived via non-surgical artificial insemination (AI), using fresh semen collected from an adult male lion at the same facility. These are the first ever lion cubs to be born by means of artificial insemination – the first such pair anywhere in the world.
University of Pretoria astrophysicist part of team involved in capturing first black hole image
Posted on April 10, 2019
UP academic pioneers world’s first middle ear transplant using 3D-printed bones
Posted on March 14, 2019
A pioneering surgical procedure using 3D-printed middle ear bones, developed by Professor Mashudu Tshifularo and his team at the University of Pretoria (UP) Faculty of Health Sciences, may be the answer to conductive hearing loss, a middle ear problem caused by congenital birth defects, infection, trauma or metabolic diseases.
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