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Prevalence of Theileria annulata Infection in the Salivary Glands of Ticks (Hyalomma anatolicum).
2009
Rashid, Farzana. | Bagherwal, R. K. | Das, G.
Hyalomma ticks of either sex were collected from the apparently healthy cross-bred cattle. The ticks were dissected and their salivary glands were stained by methyl green pyronin stain for the detection of Theileria annulata sporozoite in their salivary glands. The prevalence of Theileria annulata infection in Hyalomma ticks was found to be 21.5%. No correlation was found between parasitemia of cattle and tick infection rate.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Efficacy of Filix-mas an Homeopathic Drug on Moniezia expensa in Sheep.
2009
Bano, Siddiqua | Prakash, Ved
Filix-mas a homeopathic drug consisting etherieal extract of male fern is used to remove the tape worms. The drug was tested for Moniezia expensa infection in sheep. Ten sheep naturally affected Moniezia expansa were used. Filix-mas 200 (10 _ 15 drops) was given three times a day orally to animals of the group A, while the sheep group B were kept as untreated control. Efficacy of the drug was observed by calculating faecal egg count reduction. It was found that Filix-mas could cure 100% monieziosis in sheep.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Status of Mycoplasma equigenitalium among Indigenous Equines
2009
Khurana, S.K. | Malik, Praveen
The seroprevalence of Mycoplasma equigenitalium among indigenous equines was determined by an indirect ELISA. One thousand thirty nine sera samples from apparently healthy indigenous equines from seventeen States of the country were subjected to indirect ELISA. The overall seroprevalence in the country was found to be 5.96% with a range of 0% to 19.0% in different States of India (Haryana, 9.6%; Rajasthan, 7.2%; Uttaranchal, 2.0%, Karnataka, 2.3%; Punjab, 10.4%; Uttar Pradesh, 3.4%; Gujarat, 0%; Andhra Pradesh, 0%; Maharashtra, 2.9%; West Bengal, 0%; Tamil Nadu, 0%; Meghalaya, 19.0%; Jammu and Kashmir, 7.8%; Delhi, 0%; Himachal Pradesh, 5.5%; Bihar, 3.3%; Madhya Pradesh, 4.0%).
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Blood-biochemical Studies in Skin Affections in Dogs.
2009
Gera, Sandeep | Khurana, Rajesh | Jakhar, K.K. | Garg, S.L. | Arya, S.
The canines affected with skin affections were subjected to blood biochemical profile assay. The affections included dermatitis, sarcoptic mange, demodectic mange, eczema, flea allergy dermatitis, skin allergy and bacterial dermatitis. The blood profile of serum iron, triglyceride, cholesterol, uric acid, urea, creatinine, lactate dehydrogenase, and gamma glutamyl transpeptidase were compared with the blood of healthy dogs. The serum iron, urea and creatinine were comparable in both the groups. It was concluded that stress of dermatosis reflected in enzyme (higher in GGT) and lipid profile (higher in triglyceride, cholesterol) of patients, while renal parameters (urea and creatinine) remain unaffected on account of skin ailments.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Cranial Duplication in Jersy Cow _ A Cause of Dystocia.
2009
Sharma, A.K. | Kumar, Shivendra | Kumar, Vinod | Dass, L.L.
A dead calf with cranial duplication removed by cesarean section under local infiltration anaesthesia. The cow made uneventful recovery after surgery without complication.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Soil Contamination of Public Places, Play Grounds and Residential Areas with Ova of Toxocara.
2009
Das, S. S. | Kumar, D. | Sreekrishnan, R. | Ganesan, R.
Examination of 816 soil samples from different parts of Puducherry city viz. public places, residential areas, some school play grounds revealed overall 2.21% contamination of soil with the ova of Toxocara. Besides Toxocara, ova of non-hookworm strongyles(0.74%), Ancylostoma (1.23%), Trichuris (0.74%), Taenia (0.12%) and Moniezia (0.86%) were also recorded. A few ascarid eggs, mites and their eggs, and larvae of free-living nematodes were also commonly encountered in the soil.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Assessment of Parasitic Contamination in the Washings of Routinely Used Vegetables in Puducherry City.
2009
Das, S.S. | Kumar, D. | Sreekrishnan, R.
Out of73 washing samples from commonly used vegetable viz. dhania (14), coriander (Coriandrum sativum) (12), pudina (11), spinach (Spinacia oleracea) (9), carrot (15) and raddish (12) collected either from local vegetable markets or residences, only 2 carrot washings and one radish washing were found positive for strongyle ova and one dhania sample was positive for ascarid ova.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Optimum Family Size in Progeny Test for Milk Production in Sahiwal Sires.
2009
Verma, Nisha | Singh, V. K. | Singh, N. S.
First lactation milk yield per day of lactation length of 379 Sahiwal cows, collected from cattle breeding farm, Chak Ganjaria, Lucknow were utilized for the present study. The optimum number of progeny size to achieve the accuracy attained by different methods of sire evaluation (Daughter's average (DA), contemporary comparison (CC), Least-squares (LS), Simple Regressed Least-squares (SRLS) and Best linear unbiased prediction (BLUP» ranged from 47.615 (CC) to 161.069 (BLUP). Similar results were also obtained in the ratio ofoptimum progeny size estimated by different methods with that of actual progeny size per sire available ranging from 5.270 (CC) to 17.828 (BLUP). Present findings revealed that BLUP method showed highest increase in accuracy of 207.72% among all the methods studied.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Carcass Quality and Sensory Properties of Guinea Fowls and Broiler Chicken Meat.
2009
Singh, A.K. | Motina, E. | Singh, N. S. | Verma, D. N.
Comparision of the carcass traits and sensory properties of meat between different genetic groups of guinea fowl and broiler chickens at 16 weeks ofa gerevealed that the dressing and eviscerated weight percentage of broiler chickens were significantly lower from that all the guinea fowl groups, except from that of Pearl, where the differences were not significant. Percent giblet weight was lower (P of weeks 16 at meat raw properties sensory their in chickens broiler than grades higher scored fowls guinea general, In weights. wing and leg cent per for except ofcarcass cuts birds groups between observed were differences No cross. ofLXP that from only significant but (67.77%), lowest also was yield Similarly, fowls.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Influence of puerperium and post-puerperal phase on the lipid profile of health Holstein cows | Influência do puerpério e da fase pós-puerperal no lipidograma de vacas da raça Holandesa criadas no Estado de São Paulo
2009
Regiane Machado de Souza | Eduardo Harry Birgel Junior
Aiming to assess the influence of physiological puerperium and postpuerperal phase on the lipid profile of health cows 104 blood samples were collected by coccygeal vein puncture of Holstein cows raised in the State of São Paulo. Lipid profile assessment was measured by serum levels of cholesterol, triglycerides, nonesterified fatty acids, âhydroxybutyrate and plasma glucose level. With regard to puerperium and post-puerperal phase influence on the lipid profile, gradual increase of serum cholesterol level and decrease of nonesterified fatty acids were observed with puerperal evolution. The values of cholesterol and nonsterified fatty acids were stabilized during post-puerperal phase (greater than 45 day postparturm). | Com o objetivo de avaliar a influência do puerpério fisiológico e da fase pós-puerperal no lipidograma de vacas sadias foram colhidas 104 amostras de sangue por punção da veia coccígea de fêmeas da raça Holandesa criadas no Estado de São Paulo. O lipidograma foi avaliado pela determinação dos teores séricos de colesterol, triglicérides, ácidos graxos não esterificados, beta-hidroxibutirato, e teores plasmáticos de glicose. Observou-se que os teores séricos de colesterol aumentaram gradativamente, enquanto os teores de ácidos graxos não esterificados diminuíram gradativamente com a evolução do puerpério. Na fase pós-puerperal (mais de 45 dias pós-parto) ocorreu a estabilização dos valores de colesterol e de ácidos graxos não esterificados.
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