The mastitis organisms and their impacts on milk quality

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Dry cow therapy

Patricia C. Villamediana Monreal

Dr. Patricia Villamediana graduated in veterinary medicine from the University of Zulia (Venezuela) and holds a PhD in cellular biology from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (Spain).

Dr. Villamedina has been professor at the University of Zulia since 2000. She has taughtmodules of the university’s bachelor’s and master’s degrees in biological science. She currently teaches master’s degree and PhD students in animal reproduction.

Dr. Villamediana has served as an editor for the book Fisiología y biotecnología del embrión (Embryo Physiology and Biotechnology), a reviewer for multiple journals and has published more than 30 peer-reviewed publications.

The mastitis organisms and their impacts on milk quality

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