“…In studies conducted on cattle, MDA levels were reported to be affected in some bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases. It is reported that the level of MDA increases in skin papilloma (Arslan et al, 2018), Fasciola gigantica (Bahrami et al, 2014), Neosporiosis (Glombowsky et al, 2017), Coccidiosis (Yilmaz andIssi, 2014), Babesiosis (Saleh, 2009), Anaplazmosis (Esmaeilnejad et al, 2018), Dictyocaulus viviparus (Deǧer et al, 2008), Hypoderma spp (Merhan et al, 2017), Theileriosis (Kızıl et al, 2011), Toxocara vitulorum (Bozukluhan et al, 2017), Hidatidosis (Heidarpour et al, 2013), Tuberculosis (Kızıl and Keltek, 2017), listeriosis (Jaguezeski et al, 2018), FMD (Khoshvaghti et al, 2014;Uzlu et al, 2016), Omphalitis (Bozukluhan et al, 2016), Brucellosis (Perin et al, 2017), Mastitis (Deveci and Güven, 2008), anthrax vaccine administration (Doğan et al, 2021), Dystocia (Bayyit and Merhan, 2020), and transplanted cattle (Chirase et al, 2004).…”