Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Akyüz, Muzaffer; Kirman, Rıdvan; Yaya, Sali; Gulbeyen, Hatice; Güven, Esin

doi:10.4274/tpd.galenos.2019.6512

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“…An overall prevalence of 33.33% coccidiosis was reported in this study via direct examination of the fecal matter. This rate of sheep infection is lower than that of Toulah (2007, 41%), Kheirandish et al (2012; 86.79%), Souza et al (2015, 68.3%), Al‐Saadoon and Al‐Rubaie (2018, 57.5%), Mohamaden et al (2018, 57.7%), Akyüz et al (2019, 49.36%), and Hassanen (2020, 60.9%). However, this prevalence for sheep coccidiosis is higher than that of Khan et al (2011, 19.2%).…”

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confidence: 63%

“…Several cases of coccidiosis caused by Eimeria infection in sheep have been previously reported (Akyüz et al, 2019; Albayati et al, 2020; Almeida et al, 2013; Al‐Neama et al, 2021; Al‐Saadoon & Al‐Rubaie, 2018; Ayana et al, 2009; Bakunzi et al, 2010; Barre et al, 2023; Carrau et al, 2016; El‐Alfy et al, 2020; Eser et al, 2020; Etsay et al, 2020; Harper & Penzhorn, 1998; Hasan & Mahmood, 2021; Hassanen, 2020; Kareem & Yücel, 2015; Karimzadeh et al, 2022; Kiltu et al, 2016; Macedo et al, 2019; Majeed et al, 2020; Maratea & Miller, 2007; Mohamaden et al, 2018; More et al, 2015; Othman & Al Zuheir, 2014; Reshi & Tak, 2014; Senbeto & Chekol, 2022; Shaheed & Al‐Azizz, 2020; Skirnisson, 2007; Sule et al, 2021; Tavassoli & Khoshvaghti, 2010; Yakhchali & Golami, 2008; Yakhchali & Zarei, 2008; Yan et al, 2021; Yang et al, 2014). Only one published report in Saudi Arabia by Toulah (2007) studied the prevalence and morphology of four Eimeria species ( Eimeria parva , Eimeriaintricata , Eimeria arloingi and Eimeria ovina ) that infect sheep in the Jeddah area.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Identification of sheep eimerian parasites, Eimeria crandallis and Eimeria faurei, employing microscopic and molecular tools

Abdel‐Gaber,

Al‐Shaebi,

Yehia

et al. 2023

Animal Physiology Nutrition

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Coccidiosis, caused by apicomplexan Eimeria species, is a protozoan disease that affects various species of wild and domestic animals. However, data available on Eimeria diversity in ruminants in Saudi Arabia is meagre. Therefore, this study was designed to investigate some eimerian parasites infecting sheep (Sawakni and Harrie breeds) using microscopy and molecular methods for the first time in Saudi Arabia. Twenty‐four fecal samples were collected from sheep farms. Based on the floatation technique, eimerian oocysts were observed in 8 of the 24 (33.33%) fecal samples. The coccidian‐positive samples were subjected to fecal culture in a shallow layer of 2.5% potassium dichromate (K2Cr2O7). Detected eimerian oocysts were described micromorphometrically as the basis for traditional oocyst identification. Morphologically, the sporulated oocysts were similar to those of sheep eimerian parasies; Eimeria faurei and Eimeria crandallis. PCR products from the two eimerian species detected from Sawakni and Harrie breeds were sequenced and were found to be distinct from each other with mutations at five positions. One of them clustered with E. crandallis with 99.8%–100% identity with sequences available in GenBank. E. crandallis was obtained from two Sawakni sheep and two Harrie sheep. The other sequences grouped with E. faurei with 99.8% identity with the only sequences available in GenBank. E. crandallis was detected from both Sawakni and Harrie breeds whereas E. faurei was detected only from Sawakni sheep. The findings of this study have implications for the importance of morphometric identification with advanced molecular tools to confirm the identities of sheep Eimeria species and to address the taxonomic study of this eimeriid parasite at the species level.

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confidence: 63%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Identification of sheep eimerian parasites, Eimeria crandallis and Eimeria faurei, employing microscopic and molecular tools

Abdel‐Gaber,

Al‐Shaebi,

Yehia

et al. 2023

Animal Physiology Nutrition

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“…Tout ceci est preuve que ces parasites représentent un enjeu important car ils sont responsables d'une perte de productivité puisqu'ils peuvent causer : perte de croissance (notamment pour les agneaux à l'engraissement), de production laitière, de qualité de laine ou simplement d'animaux (Belbechatel et al, 2022;Jolivet, 2020). Aussi peuvent-ils causer des signes cliniques pouvant engendrer dans les cas les plus graves la mort, mais surtout une baisse de production importante (Abdelbaki & Farah, 2021), retard de croissance, une perte de poids, Manque de production de lait et de laine, qui a conduit à une large Pertes économiques (Akyüz et al, 2019). En effet, la plupart des articles analysés venaient de l'Amérique, de l'Asie, de l'Afrique, de l'Europe et de l'Océanie.…”

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Le Parasitisme Gastro-intestinales Des Bovins Et Prise En Charge Par Les Anthelmintiques : Revue Systématique

Yessoufou

Gouissi

Goura

2023

IJPSAT

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Cette étude examine la littérature systématique sur le parasitisme gastro-intestinale des bovins et la prise en charge par les anthelmintiques. A cet effet, 70 articles publiés en anglais et en français entre 2000 et 2022 abordant avec pertinence le domaine d’étude ont été utilisés. Entre 2000 à 2022, les publications sur le sujet d'étude par an en Amérique, en Asie, en Afrique, en Europe et en Océanie montrent des pics plus élevés dans les années 2005 et 2007. De ce fait, les affiliations des auteurs se retrouvent plus dans les Universités. Suite aux documents dans les revues, les articles représentent 95% des publications. Comme sources des publications, Journal Of Parasitology est plus représentée. Les Sciences Agricoles et Biologiques suivi des Sciences Immunologiques et Microbiologiques représentent respectivement 47% et 17% des proportions dans les domaines de publication des documents scientifiques. La question liée au parasitisme gastro-intestinale des bovins, leur prise en charge est une question importante qui mérite d’être solutionnée définitivement pour le soulagement, la peine des éleveurs d’une part et l’amélioration du secteur économique et agro-alimentaire d’autre part.

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“…Effective control and management programs should be applied including proper usage of anticoccidials to improve the health and productivity of the animals (Akyüz et al, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

Coccidiosis in Small Ruminant and Antiparasitic Activity of Essential Oils

Nurdianti

2023

MKH

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Coccidiosis have been reported to cause severe economic losses in small ruminants livestock industry. Subclinical coccidiosis is common among small ruminants and clinical occurs mainly in young's animals. Coccidiosis is caused by highly host-specific Eimeria species. Strategies to control traditionally rely on the use of management practices combined with anticoccidial treatments. The development of alternative, safer, and ecofriendly anticoccidial agents have become priority in most parts of the world. Essential oils have been shown to exhibit antiparasitic activity and may control protozoal pathogens. The purpose of this review is to provide an overview of Eimeria species in sheep and goats and demonstrated life cycle, clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment and potency use of essential oils in the treatment of coccidiosis.

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Endoparasites Determined by Fecal Examination in Sheep in Erzurum Province

Cited by 6 publications

References 14 publications

Identification of sheep eimerian parasites, Eimeria crandallis and Eimeria faurei, employing microscopic and molecular tools

Identification of sheep eimerian parasites, Eimeria crandallis and Eimeria faurei, employing microscopic and molecular tools

Le Parasitisme Gastro-intestinales Des Bovins Et Prise En Charge Par Les Anthelmintiques : Revue Systématique

Coccidiosis in Small Ruminant and Antiparasitic Activity of Essential Oils

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