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Serum glutamic-oxalacetic transaminase activity increased markedly in lambs and calves with white muscle disease (muscular dystrophy). The serum transaminase activity appears to be proportional to the extent of muscle damage. This increase may permit the objective diagnosis of white muscle disease without sacrifice of the animal.
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