Normal Concentrations of Twenty Serum Biochemical Parameters of She-camels, Cows and Ewes in Saudi Arabia

Osman, T. E. A.; Al-Busadah, Khalid A.

doi:10.3923/pjbs.2003.1253.1256

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“…The same is true for Ca and P concentration when compared with the values reported early in Sudan Desert sheep (Idris et al, 1976;Abu-Damir et al, 1983). Higher mean values for K, Ca, P, and Mg than of the current study are reported by Swenson (1993), Kaneko et al (1997) and Osman and Al-Busadah (2003). The discrepancy between the results of the current study and that of the previous researchers may be due to many factors known to affect the blood constituents such as age of the animals, feed, environmental conditions, the sampling technique and /or inter-laboratory variations.…”

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Effect of Breed and Sex on Some Macro-Mineral Values in Healthy Sudanese Sheep

Omer¹,

Ahmed²

2010

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal

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This work was undertaken to determine the effect of breed and sex on some blood serum electrolytes and macro-mineral values in Sudanese sheep, and to add to the present reference values for these parameters. The blood samples were taken from two Sudanese Sheep breeds viz. Desert Sheep (56) and Nilotic Sheep (44); 52 males and 48 females. Serum level of Na, K, Ca, Mg, and P were estimated. Breed had no significant effect on the studied parameters while sex showed a significant effect on them. The overall means and range of the investigated values were calculated, compared and discussed with other researchers' results in sheep.

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Effect of Breed and Sex on Some Macro-Mineral Values in Healthy Sudanese Sheep

Omer¹,

Ahmed²

2010

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal

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“…All values found in higher normal range as the calves were in active metabolic state. Osman and Al-Busadah (2003) reported that the higher lactic acid contents found in blood of camels may be due to the increased level of glucose. Contrary to these findings Bhakat et al (2008) reported significant values (P<0.05) for triglycerides as 34.8±3.7, 19.1±2.9 mg/dl respectively, in IMS and SIMS.…”

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“…Arabian dromedary camel were investigated by Osman and Al-Busadah (2003) and found values for glucose, cholesterol and triglycerides as 134.4±11, 58.4±8.6 and 31.4±3 mg/dl, respectively. In other reports about Saudi dromedary camel cholesterol range was found to be 34.2-75.6 mg/dl (Sarwar et al, 1992;Al-Busadah, 2007).…”

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Some Feedlots Do Not Change Biochemical and Wool Mineral Profile in Dromedary Calves

Faraz¹

2020

Punjab Univ. J. Zool.

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“…The first is stimuli motivation of herbage intake through the daily herbage allowance (Peyraud and Delagarde, 2013) and the second is by supplementation with conserved forages and concentrates (Morrison and Patterson, 2007). In open gazing dairy cattle farming, biochemical determination of serum constituents can provide valuable information's as relating to nutrition, sex, age and physiological status of the animal (Osman and Al-Busadah, 2003). Biochemical analyses of blood serum are very useful to compare the values obtained from ill animals with normal values in healthy animals and evaluate the body's internal condition (Jezek et al 2006).…”

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Biochemical status of serum and corresponding milk of cows kept under open grazing system in Sirajganj, Bangladesh

Hossion

Shanta

Sujan

et al. 2020

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Background: In open grazing dairy cattle farming, it is critical to identify and monitor health status and disease incidence. Testing of physiological parameters is essential to monitoring the health status of dairy herds. Therefore, the present study was carried out to evaluate the comparative status of serum chemistry and corresponding milk chemistry in cattle reared in open grazing system. Methods: The research was conducted in 10 clinically healthy cows reared under open grazing system from different commercial farms of Baghabari in Sirajganj district. Blood samples were collected from individual animal through the jugular vein puncture. Corresponding milk samples were collected directly from teat during the morning milking time. Blood and milk samples were brought to the laboratory in an ice cooled sample transportation box. Total serum protein, glucose, cholesterol, calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, chloride concentration and corresponding milk protein, lactose, cholesterol, calcium, phosphorus, sodium, potassium, chloride concentration were measured by using standard analytical techniques. Results: Results showed that, there was a partially positive correlation among blood glucose and milk lactose (0.698), blood cholesterol and milk cholesterol (0.709), blood sodium and milk sodium (0.657). In addition, a strongly positive correlation was found between blood calcium and milk calcium (0.905). However, partially negative correlation between blood phosphorus and milk phosphorus (-0.688) was observed. Conclusions: The study shows the prospect of effectively using comparative analysis of serum and corresponding milk constituents to construct a comprehensive model or technology for the betterment of dairy farming in Bangladesh.

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Normal Concentrations of Twenty Serum Biochemical Parameters of She-camels, Cows and Ewes in Saudi Arabia

Cited by 38 publications

References 12 publications

Effect of Breed and Sex on Some Macro-Mineral Values in Healthy Sudanese Sheep

Effect of Breed and Sex on Some Macro-Mineral Values in Healthy Sudanese Sheep

Some Feedlots Do Not Change Biochemical and Wool Mineral Profile in Dromedary Calves

Biochemical status of serum and corresponding milk of cows kept under open grazing system in Sirajganj, Bangladesh

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