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Absorption of Colostrum, 254
VetBooks.ir MicroRNAs and Intestinal Development,

255

Failure of Passive Transfer, 256

Production Failure, 256

Ingestion Failure, 256

Absorption Failure, 256

Diagnosis of Failure of Passive Transfer,

256

Management of Failure of Passive

Transfer, 257

Cell-Mediated Immunity and Colostrum, 257
Development of Adaptive Immunity in Neonatal Mammals,
258

Local Immunity, 258

Systemic Immunity, 258

Vaccination of Young Animals, 259

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

After reading this chapter, you should be able to:
• Describe the progressive development of the immune system in the developing

mammal.
• Understand the state of development of the innate and adaptive immune
systems at birth.

• Explain how newborn mammals are temporarily protected against infection by
transfer of immunoglobulins from their mother.
• Describe how immunoglobulins are derived from the mother either by direct

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