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Effect of feeds and anthelmintic and gastrintestinal parasitism on serum protein of sheep

Effect of feeds and anthelmintic and gastrintestinal parasitism on serum protein of sheep. Margarida Dias dos Santos; Viana, Eder Santos; Ferreira Neto, Joaquim Martins (Brazil). Arq. Esc. Vet., Univ. Fed. Minas Gerais, 28(3), 297-306 (Portuguese) 1976. CODEN: AVUGAT. ISSN: 0365-8384. DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal CA Section: 18 (Animal Nutrition) Section cross-reference(s): 14, 1 Total serum protein decreased in untreated and Baminth II [26155-31-7]-treated sheep on rations A (grass and NaCl) and B (ration A plus trace minerals), but increased in ration D (ration B plus Ca-Mg-P and protein conc.), although the anthelmintic had a greater effect on serum protein than ration D in that group. Albumin decreased only in sheep on rations A and B and was not affected by the anthelmintic. a1-Globulin decreased in sheep on rations A, C (ration B plus Ca-Mg-P), and D; a2-globulin increased in sheep on ration B. b1-Globulin decreased in all 4 groups, whereas b2-globulin decreased in sheep on rations A, B, and C; the anthelmintic increased b1- and b2-globulins. There was an increase in g1-globulin in sheep on rations B, C, and D and in g2-globulin in sheep on rations A and C; the anthelmintic had no effect on g-globulins. The albumins/globulin ratio decreased in all groups and was not affected by the anthelmintic.

Chemotherapeutic trials of some anthelmintics against helminth parasites in camels

Chemotherapeutic trials of some anthelmintics against helminth parasites in camels. Lodha, K. R.; Raisinghani, P. M.; Karwasra, R. S. (Coll. Vet. Anim. Sci., Bikaner, India). Indian J. Anim. Sci., 47(10), 677-82 (English) 1977. CODEN: IJLAA4. DOCUMENT TYPE: Journal CA Section: 1 (Pharmacodynamics) Promintic (methylridine) [114-91-0] (1 mL 90% soln./4.5 kg, s.c.) and BanminthII [26155-31-7](1 mL 4% soln./4 kg) were highly effective against mixed infections with Trichuris, Haemonchus, Nematodirus and Stronglyoides in camels; they were also effective against infections with Trichuris alone. Nilverm (tetramisole-HCl) [5086-74-8] (0.3 mL 3% soln./kg, orally) was less effective and thiabendazole [148-79-8] (90 mg/kg) did not show any encouraging results. Since Banminth II is as effective as Promintic and is also safe and fast acting and does not depend on preliminary starvation of the camel, it is the choice for treatment of helminth infection in camels.