Effect of dietary supplementation of fermented fish silage on serum biochemical parameters of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica)

Panda, Sasmita; Babu, L. K.; Panda, A.K.; Tanuja, S.; Mohanty, A.; Panigrahy, Kuldeep Kumar; Samal, Pinaki

doi:10.14202/vetworld.2017.380-385

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“…Our average and minimal-maximal values of AST were similar to these obtained from Scholz et al (2009) in Japanese quails and from Gylstorff and Grimm (1998) in doves. Unlike cited studies and our results Nazifi and Asasi (2001), Hamidipour et al (2016), Sokół et al (2015), Panda et al (2017) and Abang et al (2017) found significantly lower values of AST in Japanese quails. Such lower values of AST were reported from Albokhadaim et al (2013) in local chickens from Saudi Arabia and Abou-Shehema et al (2016) in Bandarah chickens.…”

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“…Similar results were found from Sokół et al (2015) in quails with experimental coccidiosis treated with toltrazuril. The values of ALT reported by Mnisi et al (2017) in 9 week old male Japanese quails, Hamidipour et al (2016) and Panda et al, (2017) in the same bird species were in line with our results. These differences can be explained with the different productive types of the experimental birds and the used laboratory equipment, diagnostics and methodology.…”

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Effect of silymarin supplementation on some productive and hematological parameters in meat type male Japanese quails

Lukanov¹,

Ivanov²

2019

Emir J Food Agric

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A total of 90 14-day-old meat type male Japanese quails were included in the experiment and equally divided into 3 groups: control group (CG) without treatment, experimental group 1 (EG 0.5%), supplemented with silymarin 0.5% and experimental group 2 (EG 1%), supplemented with silymarin 1%. The aim of the current study was to establish the effect of supplementation with different doses of silymarin extract on the growth performance and some hematological parameters in male Japanese quails. Main growth performance (body weight, feed consumption and weight gain) were examined and FCR was calculated. Some hematological (WBC, RBC, HGB and HTC) and biochemical (triglycerides, AST and ALT) parameters were determined. The highest average body weight was observed in EG 0.5% group at 35-day-old age and the lowest in EG 1%, 239.61±2.96 g and 231.74±2.96 g respectively. The highest values of the weight gain were calculated in EG 0.5% group, 67.02±2.03 g during the first week of fattening and the lowest was observed in EG 1% group at the fifth week after hatching, 23.30±2.03 g respectively. The lowest values of FCR were observed during the first week of the trial, 2.42±0.08 kg/kg to 2.61±0.13 kg/kg in EG 1% and the control group respectively. The supplementation of 0.5% and 1% silymarin did not significantly change the studied hematological and biochemical parameters. A tendency of higher values of triglycerides and lower values of AST and ALT was observed in the groups, supplemented with silymarin compared to the controls. From the obtained results of the present study we can conclude that the silymarin supplementation at higher doses (0.5% and 1%) did not have effect on the main growth performance and some hematological and biochemical parameters of male Japanese quails.

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Effect of silymarin supplementation on some productive and hematological parameters in meat type male Japanese quails

Lukanov¹,

Ivanov²

2019

Emir J Food Agric

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“…Serum biochemical profile reflects nutritional, physiological, and pathological status of an individual ( 18 – 20 ). Biochemical parameters are inter-related with different body functions and alteration.…”

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Nutritional Assessment of Dietary Bt and Cp4EPSPS Proteins on the Serum Biochemical Changes of Rabbits at Different Developmental Stages

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In recent years, the influence of genetically modified (GM) cotton expressing different types of Bt and EPSPS genes has been attested in term of reduced application of pesticides and insecticides coupled with improved cotton production. Although the cultivation of GM cotton has been authorized by the regulatory authorities of various countries in the world, based on the biosafety studies reported by most of the GM cotton producers, yet the information on its safe use are inadequate. In order to support the issues on food safety, it is therefore mandatory to conduct further safety assessment studies on GM cotton for each independent transgenic event on the basis of case assessment rule. In the present study, the effects of different doses of dietary GM cotton seed expressing Bt and EPSPS genes were studied on the level of serum biochemical in albino rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus). The rabbits were fed a diet containing different levels of GM cotton seeds (i.e., 20, 30, and 40% w/w) respectively mixed with standard diet for 180 days. During the course of the study, various serum enzymes, electrolytes, proteins, glucose and serum total cholesterol were examined at specific time intervals (0, 45, 90, 135, and 180) days. The results showed non-significant (P > 0.05) dose dependent effects in most of the evaluated serum biochemical parameters. Although, the results in some of the serum biochemistry were significantly different (P < 0.05) among the groups, however, they were not biologically significant, since all the differences were within the normal physiological range. These results thus, suggested that the GM cotton seed meal could be considered as safe as other conventional feed ingredients. The experimental evidence for the safe usage of GM cotton was highlighted in this study.

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“…The surface tension (γ) of polymer solution was determined by using the capillary-rise method, one advantage of this method is the absence of weightiness of polymer solution, which is not possible for measuring tiny quantity of polymers. Mathematically (γ) is given by the following expression [16]:…”

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Critical Association Concentration of Dansyl-Poly (acrylic acid) Synthetized by Redox Polymerization Followed by an Esterification in Aqueous Solution: Spectrophotometric and Tensiometric Studies

Eltaboni¹,

Imragaa²,

Khuzkhaz³

et al. 2019

Adv. Mater. Lett.

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In the present work, the critical concentration for self-assembly of dansyl-polyacrylic acid (DANS-PAA) in aqueous solution has been characterized by a combination of spectrophotometric and tensiometric techniques, number average molar mass, degree of polymerization, and average number of bonds were also determined. The normalized absorbance value for DANS-PAA (10-4 wt%) as a function of PAA concentration was at maximum below a critical self-assembly concentration (CAC) of 0.0005 g•mL −1 and decreased dramatically with PAA concentration above this CAC. This supposes that upon adding more polymer, assembly occurs in a short concentration range about 0.0005 g•mL −1. Similarly, surface tension measurements for DANS-PAA decreased markedly with concentration after a threshold of around 0.0005 g•mL −1 , above which it remained constant at ca. 20 dyne•cm −1. Consequently, the binary techniques produced an equivalent estimation of the CAC. Additionally, surface tension studies showed that the DANS-PAA polymer miscible with water caused surface tension to decrease by 49 % over a concentration range of 0 to 0.0014 g/mL, whereas marked reduction in surface tension (33 %) upon adding PAA, and slight decreasing (7%) was recorded upon adding acrylic acid monomer (AA) to water.

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Effect of dietary supplementation of fermented fish silage on serum biochemical parameters of broiler Japanese quails (Coturnix coturnix japonica)

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Effect of silymarin supplementation on some productive and hematological parameters in meat type male Japanese quails

Effect of silymarin supplementation on some productive and hematological parameters in meat type male Japanese quails

Nutritional Assessment of Dietary Bt and Cp4EPSPS Proteins on the Serum Biochemical Changes of Rabbits at Different Developmental Stages

Critical Association Concentration of Dansyl-Poly (acrylic acid) Synthetized by Redox Polymerization Followed by an Esterification in Aqueous Solution: Spectrophotometric and Tensiometric Studies

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