Glycogen Content in Moniezia Expansa and its Host Intestine

Nanware, Sanjay Shamrao; Hasmi, Habib Mohammed; Bhure, D. B.

doi:10.15373/2249555x/may2014/206

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“…In the present work, the results were coming agree with the findings of (11,30,31) in terms of lower protein concentration in infected fish, since they record a higher concentration of protein in the uninfected fish, sheep and pigeon, compared to those infected with Postgangesia armata, Moniezia expansa and Cotugnia cuneata intestinal tapeworms respectively, and also agree with (31,32) in terms of lower protein concentration in tapeworm tissue compared with their host`s tissues. The same as for Dorucu (33) who concluded that infection with Diphyllobothrium spp.…”

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“…Irshadullah and Mustafa (34) has been verified that glycogen concentration in Clarias batrachus fish that infected with Caryophyllids parasite were lower 3-4 times than the concentration of glycogen in the uninfected fish. (30) Have been attributed the rise in glycogen concentration in Moniezia expansa that parasitize Caprahircus, to the size of the worm and its location inside the host. Nanware and Bhure (35).…”

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Biomarkering metabolic activities of the tapeworm Khawia armeniaca (Cholodkovsky, 1915) in association to its fish host Barbus grypus (Hekle, 1843)

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Dawood²

2021

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Biomarkering metabolic activities of the tapeworm Khawia armeniaca (Cholodkovsky, 1915) in association to its fish host Barbus grypus (Hekle, 1843)

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Dawood²

2021

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Biochemical contents of tapeworm Proteocephalus osculatus and its definitive host, Silurus triostegus

Ahmed,

Khrofa,

Al-Niaeemi

2024

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The current study dealt with the determination of the concentration of some biomolecules in the tissues of the tapeworm and the intestinal tissue of its definitive host (fish). At the probability level (P≤0.05) a sig-nificant difference was noticed in the concentration of proteins, glycogen and lipids in the intestinal tissue of non-infected fish compared to the infected fish. The concentration of proteins and glycogen in the tissues of the tapeworm was (9.95 and 7.33) mg/g of fresh weight respectively, it was lower than that in the intestinal tissues of its infected definitive host, which amounted to (22.06, 12.33) mg/g of fresh weight, respectively, while lipids appeared in a higher concentration in the tapeworm tissues (19.17) mg/g of fresh weight com-pared to its concentration in the intestine of its infected definitive host (17.10) mg/g of fresh weight. As for the concentration of urea and creatinine, it was found a significant difference at the level of probability (P≤0.05) in the serum of infected and non-infected fish, as both urea and creatinine showed a significant relative increase in the serum of infected fish (12.30, 2.31) mg/dl respectively than in non-infected fish (10.66 and 1.07) mg/dl respectively. Keywords: creatinine; glycogen; lipid; protein; Silurus triostegus; tapeworm; urea

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Glycogen Content in Moniezia Expansa and its Host Intestine

Cited by 2 publications

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Biomarkering metabolic activities of the tapeworm Khawia armeniaca (Cholodkovsky, 1915) in association to its fish host Barbus grypus (Hekle, 1843)

Biomarkering metabolic activities of the tapeworm Khawia armeniaca (Cholodkovsky, 1915) in association to its fish host Barbus grypus (Hekle, 1843)

Biochemical contents of tapeworm Proteocephalus osculatus and its definitive host, Silurus triostegus

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