The effect of heated floor on the outcome coccidiosis in broilers

Protozoal infections of young turkeys in the conditions of industrial farms

“…Currently, in the conditions of the development of the industry on an industrial basis, when a large number of birds are kept in a limited area, there is a high risk of eimeriosis, cryptosporidiosis, histomonosis and other parasitic diseases [1,2,[5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

“…From trophozoites, meronts of the first generation (6) are formed, which destroy intestinal epithelial cells (7), and in large numbers merozoites of the first generation (8) enter the intestinal lumen, then they are introduced into intestinal epithelial cells (9). Meronts of the second generation (10)(11) are formed from merozoites, which destroy intestinal epithelial cells (12) and in large quantities, merozoites of the second generation (13) enter the intestinal lumen and subsequently are introduced into intestinal epithelial cells (14), where microgamonts (15) and macrogamonts (15a) are formed. Microgametes (16) and macrogametes (16a) are formed from micro-and macrogamonts.…”