ZINC, IRON, COPPER, SELENIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM IN BOVINE LIVER ABSCESS PUS

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KOJOURI GH.A.; DARABI SAEIDEH; BARADARAN H.R.

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Journal: Year:2008 | Volume:20 | Issue:4 (77 IN ANIMAL AND FISHERIES SCIENCES) Page(s): 186-191

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ZINC, IRON, COPPER, SELENIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM IN BOVINE LIVER ABSCESS PUS

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KOJOURI GH.A. | DARABI SAEIDEH | BARADARAN H.R. | Issue Writer Certificate

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MINERALSQ3

LIVERQ3

PUSQ3

CATTLEQ4

SLAUGHTERHOUSEQ4

Abstract

The LIVER has a large reserve of function and approximately three-quarters of its parenchyma must be rendered inactive before clinical signs of hepatic dysfunction appear. Local suppurative infections of the LIVER cause significant losses in feedlot and grain-fed CATTLE because of the frequency of rumenitis in those CATTLE leading to hepatic abscess formation. Also we know some MINERALS that can alter and uphold the specific immunity. At the presence of adequate amount of zinc, the formation of hepatic abscess may reduce. For this reason and to determine the mineral concentration in PUS, the present study was designed on 40 slaughtered CATTLE with LIVER abscess in Shahrekord district. For measuring the zinc and selenium concentration, potentiometric stripping analyzer (PSA) and atomic absorption spectrometry were used, respectively. Other MINERALS were measured by the specific kits. Results showed that the concentration of Se, Zn, Fe, Cu, Ca, P and Mg in PUS were 0.551±0.046 (mg/kg), 6.41±2.32 (mg/kg), 18.18±14.03 (mg/kg), 6.63±4.83 (mg/kg), 221.8±85.82 (mg/kg), 0.85±0.32 (gr/kg) and 40.64±21.72 (mg/kg), respectively. The concentration of mentioned MINERALS in LIVER parenchyma’s were determined 10.58±0.84 (mg/kg), 82.91±32.22 (mg/kg), 62.29±22.12 (mg/kg), 39.22±28.17(mg/kg), 0.12±0.04 (gr/kg), 1.81±0.56 (gr/kg) and 0.15±0.07 (gr/kg), respectively. For determining the correlation between mineral concentration in PUS and LIVER parenchyma, Pearson correlation was used at the level of p<0.05. The correlation between PUS Fe and Cu and also Ca and Se were significantly positive (P value=0.000228, r=+0.871) and negative (p value=0.0305, r=-0.623), respectively. In LIVER parenchyma the correlation between Zn and Ca (P value=0.0487, r=0.535) and also Fe and Cu (P value=0.0317, r=+0.596) were significantly positive.

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KOJOURI, GH.A., DARABI, SAEIDEH, & BARADARAN, H.R.. (2008). ZINC, IRON, COPPER, SELENIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM IN BOVINE LIVER ABSCESS PUS. PAJOUHESH-VA-SAZANDEGI, 20(4 (77 IN ANIMAL AND FISHERIES SCIENCES)), 186-191. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/20161/en

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KOJOURI GH.A., DARABI SAEIDEH, BARADARAN H.R.. ZINC, IRON, COPPER, SELENIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM IN BOVINE LIVER ABSCESS PUS. PAJOUHESH-VA-SAZANDEGI[Internet]. 2008;20(4 (77 IN ANIMAL AND FISHERIES SCIENCES)):186-191. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/20161/en

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GH.A. KOJOURI, SAEIDEH DARABI, and H.R. BARADARAN, “ZINC, IRON, COPPER, SELENIUM, CALCIUM, PHOSPHORUS AND MAGNESIUM IN BOVINE LIVER ABSCESS PUS,” PAJOUHESH-VA-SAZANDEGI, vol. 20, no. 4 (77 IN ANIMAL AND FISHERIES SCIENCES), pp. 186–191, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/20161/en

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