Dynamics of Malondialdehyde Depending on Cadmium
Concentration and their Relation with the Daily Weight Gain on
the Chicken Hybrid

Haziri, Imer; Haziri, Arben; Ozuni, Enkeleda; Mehmeti, Ibrahim

doi:10.3923/ajava.2017.38.43

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“…Imer Haziri 1 , Fatgzim Latifi 1 *, Adem Rama 3 , Muhamet Zogaj 1 , Arben Haziri 2 , Hamdi Aliu 1 , Arben Sinani 1 , Ibrahim Mehmeti 4 , Jože Starič 5 essential metals as well as their effects on the living world (11,12). Using these methods, several authors have investigated various flora and fauna such as plants (13), insects (14), and fish (15, 16) that could serve as bioindicators (17).…”

Section: Assessment Of Environmental Pollution With Metals In Some Industrial Regions Of Kosovo Using Chicken (Gallus Gallus Domesticus) mentioning

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ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION WITH METALS IN SOME INDUSTRIAL REGIONS OF KOSOVO USING CHICKEN (Gallus gallus domesticus) BREAST FEATHERS

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The aim of this study was to assess the presence of metals in three regions of Kosovo using chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) breast feathers collected from the industrial regions of Mitrovica and Obiliq and the non-industrial region of Dragash. This study was carried out from September to November 2016, and feathers were collected from 90 individual domestic chickens housed as free range. The concentrations of metals in the chicken feathers were determined with atomic absorption spectrometry (AAS). The range of average measured concentrations of metals (µg g -1 ) in examined regions were:

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Section: Assessment Of Environmental Pollution With Metals In Some Industrial Regions Of Kosovo Using Chicken (Gallus Gallus Domesticus) mentioning

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ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION WITH METALS IN SOME INDUSTRIAL REGIONS OF KOSOVO USING CHICKEN (Gallus gallus domesticus) BREAST FEATHERS

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“…Imbalance of minerals poses a serious threat to the health and productivity of farm animals and poultry [1,2], and it is important to take into account the intake of both vital and toxic chemical elements into the body [3]. Excess of toxic metals can weaken the immune system by causing oxidative stress [4] which negatively affects biochemical parameters, reproductive function and productivity, increases the incidence of heart disease and leads to various mutations and neoplasms [5].…”

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ВОЗРАСТНЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ НАКОПЛЕНИЯ ЭССЕНЦИАЛЬНЫХ И ТОКСИЧНЫХ ЭЛЕМЕНТОВ В ПЕРЕ ЦЫПЛЯТ-БРОЙЛЕРОВ (Gallus gallus L.) КРОССА ARBOR ACRES В УСЛОВИЯХ ЮЖНО-УРАЛЬСКОЙ БИОГЕОХИМИЧЕСКОЙ ПРОВИНЦИИ РОССИИ

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“…Toxic metals entering the bodies of animals and poultry in excess amounts can weaken the immune system. It causes oxidative stress [ 12 ] negatively affects biochemical parameters, reproductive function, productivity, increases the frequency of heart disease, and leads to the manifestation of various mutations and neoplasms [ 13 - 17 ]. As the science of poultry feeding develops, it becomes evident that controlling and optimizing the intake of mineral substances using noninvasive methods for assessing metabolism in the body, including determining the elemental composition in individual substrates, will be a further stage in the development.…”

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Age features and reference intervals for the concentrations of some essential and toxic elements in laying hens

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Background and Aim: Micronutrient imbalances pose a severe threat to the health and productivity of livestock and poultry. In this regard, a further stage in feeding science development will control and optimize the intake of mineral substances, including determining the elemental composition in some biosubstrates. One of these biosubstrates can be a feather. However, the amount of available information on the content of trace elements in laying hens is limited, complicating the laboratory data interpretation. Therefore, this study established reference intervals for the concentrations of the main essential and toxic elements in laying hens in different periods of ontogenesis. Materials and Methods: The study was conducted on clinically healthy Hisex Brown laying hens at the age of 10 (n=150), 30 (n=150), 120 (n=150), 150 (n=150), and 210 (n=150) days. All examined birds were born and raised on the territory of the South Ural biogeochemical province of Russia. The sampling of feathers was carried out by plucking the flight feathers of the wing. Inductively coupled plasma dynamic reaction cell mass spectrometry determined the elemental composition of the feather according to 25 parameters. Results: The results showed that at the minimum age (10 days), the highest concentrations of chemical elements were observed in laying hens. Subsequently, as they grew older, in the period from the 30th to the 120th day, there was a significant decrease in these indicators. Later, from the 120th to the 150th day, a statistically significant increase in concentrations was replaced. Little growth and relative concentration stability were observed in the last part of the experiment (150-210 days). Chemical element concentrations in feathers were computed in reference ranges for each age group. Conclusion: The calculated ranges of chemical element concentrations in laying hens can be used to compile norms for their content in the body; however, it is worth noting that these ranges can vary depending on the biogeochemical province of breeding and the bird's age.

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Dynamics of Malondialdehyde Depending on Cadmium Concentration and their Relation with the Daily Weight Gain on the Chicken Hybrid

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ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION WITH METALS IN SOME INDUSTRIAL REGIONS OF KOSOVO USING CHICKEN (Gallus gallus domesticus) BREAST FEATHERS

ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION WITH METALS IN SOME INDUSTRIAL REGIONS OF KOSOVO USING CHICKEN (Gallus gallus domesticus) BREAST FEATHERS

Age features and reference intervals for the concentrations of some essential and toxic elements in laying hens

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