The aim of this experiment was to study Histological changes associated
with different stages of infection with hepatic coccidiosis induced by
Eimeria stiedae in rabbits.
A study was conducted to investigate the protective and therapeutic
effects of Ecballium elaterium juice against experimental infection
with Eimeria stiedae in rabbits. Thirty- two rabbits were divided
into four groups (eight rabbits in each group
) : healthy control group
(HC); challenged – Ecballium elaterium –protected group (CEEP)
which received a daily dose of (45) μl\kg body weight Ecballium
elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days before challenged with
E. stiedae ; challenged – Ecballium elaterium –treated group
(CEET) which received a daily dose of (45)μl\kg body weight
Ecballium elaterium juice intra-peritoneal for five days after
challenged with of E .stiedae and infected group (IC).The challenge
dose was 40000 sporulated E. stiedae oocyst per rabbits.
The aim of this experiment to study some of the blood parameters
associated with hepatic coccidiosis induced by Eimeria stiedae in
rabbits, and compare it with the blood changes when infected
rabbits treating with the toltrazuril compound.
21 rab
bit-old (4-8 weeks) were Used for this experiment of both
sexes and were divided into three groups (seven rabbits in each
group): Group of natural witness, and a Group of patient witness,
where the infection caused by challenge dose of about forty
thousand mature oocyst for each rabbit by mouth, and a treatment
group that has been given the same previous challenge dose.
This study aims to shorten the orthodontic treatment period
into,at least, half the length of time. It takes in order to reduce the
complaints of patients of the length of orthodontic treatment through
the induction of the secretion of prostagland
in E2 topically by
raising the inflammatory process via injection of vitally accepted
materials which are used routinely in daily dental practice,
Lidocaine 2% which leads to the increase of proportion of
osteoclasts and the occurrence of bone absorption in the injected
area ( the area of the tooth to be moved) .
For studying the effect of cadmium sulphate on some physiological components
of blood in male white rabbits. we used (12) animals divided in to two groups (6 animals
per group).the experimental one became aqueous cadmium sulphate (5 mg/kg) orally,
while the control became water for 28 days (4 weeks).
We reported significant decrease (p<0.01) in the count of red blood cells ,
Hematocrit values and Hemoglobin concentration.
This study was conducted in the laboratories of the Faculty of Science In the spring
on 2013, after being subjected to gavage for 4 weeks through a standard diet supplemented
fat by 3% to two groups (6animales per group) the experimental group beca
me aqueous
extract 150 mg/kg Body weight for 4weeks while the control group became standard food
and tap water ad libitum.
The Blood samples were collected each week, and then the serum samples were
taken to the biochemical tests to determine total cholesterol, triglycerides and glucose
levels in biochemistry laboratory of the Institute of Intermediate medical in Tishreen
University.
The present study aimed to investigate the effect of calyx aqueous extract of Hibiscus
sabdariffa on liver enzymes Alanine and Aspartate Transaminases (ALT and AST)level.
(12) Rabbits were used and divided into two groups : (6) the experimental gro
up and
(6) control group ,the control group became distilled water , while the experimental group
received aqueous extract, that was administrated orally in adose of150 mg / kg body
weight (b.w.) daily for28 days .Then blood was collected each 48 hours , the serum
samples were taken and prepared to the biochemical tests to determine Alanine and
Aspartate Transaminases (ALT and AST)level.
This study was conducted at the Faculty of Agriculture, Damascus
University, during the period from the beginning of January and the beginning
of April, during the year 2002, on 107 local rabbit offsprings at one day age,
were divided according to
the color into five groups: 27 white, 22 black, 25
brown, 14 red, and 19 gray, then given numbers at the birth on her abdomens
and were weighted weekly, after that they were weaned at age 28 days.
This study was conducted to investigate the relationship between estrogen
depletion ,calcium-deficiency,and alveolar bone loss.
Alveolar bone loss was evaluated by radiographic and visual inspection of
rabbits with experimental lack of estrogen an
d calcium.
Twenty female local rabbits (4 months old) were divided into four groups
:group a -ovariectomized and given a standard solid diet.
Group b-ovariectomized and given a calcium – deficient diet
Group c-sham-ovariectomized and given a standard solid diet.
And group d-sham-ovariectomized and given a calcium-deficient diet
after 8 weeks,the rabbits were sacrificed .
The maxillae, mandibles, femurs, and tibias were removed carfully and
fixed in 10% neutral buffered formalin. The bone mineral density of each
bone and the alveolar bone loss were measured.the bone meniral densities of
the maxillae,mandibles,femurs and tabias in group (c) were significantly
higher than those in groups (b)and (d),but not higher than those in group
a.however there were no significant differences between any of the groups
with regard to alveolar bone loss from the cemento-enamel junction to the
molar bone crest.
This study was conducted in the Agricultural college, Damascus university
during the period from March 1ST until the beginning of July 2001 to determine
some productive parameters in local Syrian female rabbits.
Seventy six adult females and twelv
e bucks from the local rabbits were used
in the present study. These animals were divided according to their color into
five groups (6 females each). The colors were white, black, white and black ,
red, gray and one group (7 female) of brown color. The animals were housed
individually in cages. The females of each group were randomly bred with tow
bucks. The parameters studied were: conception rate, gestation period and
litter size at birth, 7 days, weaning (28 days), 56 days and at the Age of 84 days.