Haematological changes associated with crude oil ingestion in experimental rabbits

Ovuru, S. S.; Ekweozor, I. K. E.

doi:10.5897/ajb2004.000-2064

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“…Table (8) explained that there was little distinction between the control group G1, G2, and G3 at (14) days old G3 but at the same old The various letters on the treatment mean to list notable differences between them at (P ≤ 0.05), and vice versa, based on Duncan's multiple-range test.. The different letters on the treatment mean to list notable differences between them at (P ≤ 0.05), and vice versa, according to Duncan's multiple range test.…”

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“…Hematological Studies on ecology and physiology are important for understanding how blood properties relate to the surroundings [8], and therefore might be helpful in choosing the creatures that have particular hereditary disorders and environmental circumstances resistant to them [10,9]. Another useful physiological state markers for animals are hematological measures [11], they have reportedly offered useful insight on the health of an animal's immune system Egypt.…”

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Impact of Untreated Olive Pulp on Hematological and Growth Performance in Broiler Treated with NDvaccine

Ahmad

Al-Hamdani

2023

Egyptian Journal of Veterinary Sciences

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A N objective study is on the olive oil by-product industry that may be used without a feedlot as compromising the taste, dietary, digestibility value, health, and growth performance of broilers. This investigation was conducted in order to determine the results of using untreated olive pulp on the hematological parameters and performance of broiler chickens. 180 one-dayold Ross chick's broilers came from a nearby commercial hatchery. The chicks were divided randomly into 4 groups, each group including (45) birds in floor cages when the experiment was running, which was 42 days, of Veterinary medicine of Mosul University provided environmental conditions controlled during the experiment's length, which was 42 days of age. OP was purchased from a nearby factory that makes olive oil. and was included in quantities of the basic starter and growth diets of 5% which equal 50g/kg diet. control group (G1) fed on just a marketed diet (no olive pulp was added), G2 fed on a commercial diet and vaccinated with ND vaccine, G3 fed on a marketed diet with OP 5%, G4 fed on a commercial diet with OP 5% and vaccinated with ND vaccine. The parameters have been taken at 14,28and 42day of age. The results showed a negative effect on the body weight B.W, food conversion ratio FCR, and an appositive effect on the heterophil and lymphocytes number and hematocrit (Hb), packed cell volume (PCV), and stress index.

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Impact of Untreated Olive Pulp on Hematological and Growth Performance in Broiler Treated with NDvaccine

Ahmad

Al-Hamdani

2023

Egyptian Journal of Veterinary Sciences

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“…Hematology refers to the study of the number and morphology of the cellular components of blood basically the red blood cells (erythrocytes), white blood cells (leucocytes) and the platelets (thrombocytes) in addition to the application of the outcome in the diagnosis and monitoring of disease (Merck 2012). Hematological studies are of ecological and physiological importance in helping to understand the connection of blood characteristics to the environment (Ovuru & Ekweozor 2004). Hematological complications consist primarily of irregularities in the functions morphology and metabolism of erythrocytes, leucocytes and platelets (Comazzi et al, 2004).…”

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Effect of carissa edulis (VAHL) apocynaceae stem bark on hematological parameters in cclÂ¬4 induced albino rats

Izam

Bukar²

2021

IJPT

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Aim/Objectives: There are claims that Carissa edulis has positive effects on hematological parameters. The present study was conducted to evaluate the safety and claimed hematological effect of Carissa edulis on rats intoxicated with carbon tetrachloride.Method: Thirty six male albino rats were randomly allotted to six groups of six rats per group. The animals were treated with (250, 500 and 1000mg/kg of the stem bark extract of Carissa edulis. The extract was administered daily by gavage to the animals for 28 consecutive days. The 50%v/v Carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) and olive oil was gavaged twice a week. The animals of the normal control group were given 5ml/kg of distilled water while those of the CCl4 group were administered CCl4 only twice a week.Result: Results of the study showed that the CCl4 group caused a significant decrease in most of the hematological parameters while the extract treated groups showed a significant increase in these parameters.Discussion / Conclusion: This suggests that the ethanolic stem bark extract has erythropoietic, thrombopoietic and positive effect on the immune system.

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“…The haematological values of farm animals are influenced by age, sex, breed, climate, geographical location, season, day length, time of day, nutritional status, life habit of species, the present status of an individual, and other factors (Afolabi et al 2011). Haematological studies facilitate understanding the response of blood constituents to the environment (Ovuru and Ekweozor 2004). They, in addition, help to determine the adaptation to high-altitude hypoxic environments (Barsila et al 2014).…”

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Haematological changes in transhumant Baruwal sheep (Ovis aries) grazing in the western Himalayan mountains in Nepal

Barsila

Bhatt

Devkota³

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Transhumance pastoralism is a traditional sheep management strategy adopted by the herders in the Himalayas to address environmental stress. The changes in haematological parameters in the transhumant sheep may well give insights of changes in physiological changes at pasture sites of various elevations in the transhumance cycle. For that purpose, 32 healthy Baruwal sheep were selected and divided into four groups: male (8) below 1 year, male (8) greater than 1 year, female (8) below 1 year, and female (8) greater than 1 year; the animals were selected based on similarity on body weight within the groups. The herd was clinically inspected for the presence of any infection. Adaptation period was set for 3 weeks at each pasture site. The blood samples were taken from designated groups at both grazing sites, i.e. from low (2431 m.a.s.l) to high stopover (3885 m.a.s.l) at the seventh day of the experimental period. Climatic data were recorded at both altitudes over the period of measurements from manually installed weather stations. Later, the herbage species were collected based on the visual sign of grazing at both sites and subjected to chemical composition analysis. The research results revealed that RBC (red blood cell), Hb (Haemoglobin), and PCV (packed cell volume) were significantly increased (p < 0.05) at high altitude, while MCH (mean corpuscular haemoglobin) and MCHC (Mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration) were higher at low altitude. Sex and age had a similar effect (p > 0.05) on haematologic parameters, except for PCV and MCH. The altitude had a big impact on leucocyte (p < 0.05), being greater at low altitude than high, which could be an indicator of the increased immunologic response at low altitude irrespective of age and sex. The research result revealed the changing haematological responses of Baruwal sheep to changing pasture sites at different altitudes in the transhumance movement. The results further gave a hint of the nutritional stress at low altitude when the herd arrives in the winter season. It is rather difficult to draw an immediate conclusion that pasture quality might be the contributory issue for a decline in the nutritional status of grazing sheep when the herbage species vary by altitude. The measurement of blood metabolic stressors could further facilitate description of the nutritional stress alongside the transhumance when the grazing species and quality are different. Strategic feed supplementation for a much better performance of Baruwal sheep is needed at low altitude to deal with the declined herbaceous quality during winter.

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Haematological changes associated with crude oil ingestion in experimental rabbits

Cited by 46 publications

References 6 publications

Impact of Untreated Olive Pulp on Hematological and Growth Performance in Broiler Treated with NDvaccine

Impact of Untreated Olive Pulp on Hematological and Growth Performance in Broiler Treated with NDvaccine

Effect of carissa edulis (VAHL) apocynaceae stem bark on hematological parameters in cclÂ¬4 induced albino rats

Haematological changes in transhumant Baruwal sheep (Ovis aries) grazing in the western Himalayan mountains in Nepal

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