Mid-seasonal evaluation of serum magnesium levels and its relationship with selective serum biochemical parameters in sheep of Miandoab region

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BEHMARD F.; Rezaii Saber A.P.

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Journal: VETERINARY CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (VETERINARY JOURNAL TABRIZ) Year:2018 | Volume:12 | Issue:1 (45) Page(s): 9-20

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Mid-seasonal evaluation of serum magnesium levels and its relationship with selective serum biochemical parameters in sheep of Miandoab region

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BEHMARD F. | Rezaii Saber A.P. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MagnesiumQ2

SeasonQ1

Biochemical parametersQ3

Ghezel eweQ2

MiandoabQ2

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Magnesium is essential to activate many enzymatic systems by development of metal-enzyme complexes. Thus, its deficiency is especially important in ruminants. The aim of the current study was to investigate the serumic levels of Magnesium and its relation to levels of calcium, phosphorus, total protein, albumin, glucose, and total bilirubin in Ghezel ewes of Miandoab city. For this purpose, Seasonal blood samples were collected from 100 Ghezel ewes in Miandoab region and the levels of Magnesium, calcium, phosphorus, total protein, albumin, glucose, and total bilirubin evaluated. Results of parameters in different Seasons were analyzed and compared by one-way ANOVA. Relation of each parameter with Magnesium levels of serum was evaluated by Pearson correlation coefficient. Magnesium levels was higher in autumn and winter than summer and spring and total protein and phosphorus was lower than summer and spring (p<0. 05). Increase in Magnesium levels resulted in decrease of calcium, total protein, and phosphorus indicating an indirect and significant relationship (p<0. 05). Bilirubin and albumin levels also had a direct and significant relationship with Magnesium levels (p<0. 05) whereby they both increased following Magnesium increase. Alterations in Magnesium levels of serum in ewes has direct or indirect effects on Biochemical parameters of serum. According to the results of this study, it is essential to use standard Magnesium supplements in ewes' nutrition. Conflict of interest: None declared.

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BEHMARD, F., & Rezaii Saber, A.P.. (2018). Mid-seasonal evaluation of serum magnesium levels and its relationship with selective serum biochemical parameters in sheep of Miandoab region. VETERINARY CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (VETERINARY JOURNAL TABRIZ), 12(1 (45) ), 9-20. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/183056/en

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BEHMARD F., Rezaii Saber A.P.. Mid-seasonal evaluation of serum magnesium levels and its relationship with selective serum biochemical parameters in sheep of Miandoab region. VETERINARY CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (VETERINARY JOURNAL TABRIZ)[Internet]. 2018;12(1 (45) ):9-20. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/183056/en

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F. BEHMARD, and A.P. Rezaii Saber, “Mid-seasonal evaluation of serum magnesium levels and its relationship with selective serum biochemical parameters in sheep of Miandoab region,” VETERINARY CLINICAL PATHOLOGY (VETERINARY JOURNAL TABRIZ), vol. 12, no. 1 (45) , pp. 9–20, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/183056/en

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