University of Tehran Press Journal of Veterinary Research 2008-2525 55 4 2001 01 20 - - 16242 FA Journal Article Evaluating copper status in Urmia, the sheep in the pastures, sloughterhouse and veterinary teaching clinic were clinically examined of copper concentrations in the liver, spinal cord and fleece; ceruloplasmin titers and hematocrit. The results coordinately indicated there is a widespread “secondary copper deficiency particularly of subclinical in sheep of Uremia. Evaluating copper status in Urmia, the sheep in the pastures, sloughterhouse and veterinary teaching clinic were clinically examined of copper concentrations in the liver, spinal cord and fleece; ceruloplasmin titers and hematocrit. The results coordinately indicated there is a widespread “secondary copper deficiency particularly of subclinical in sheep of Uremia. https://jvr.ut.ac.ir/article_16242_8db966959676f75bd2ba06c4a2ea266a.pdf