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1 st WorkshopXIII International Feed Technology Symposiumsecondary mechanism is linked to the increased lipid peroxidation in microsomes <strong>of</strong> liver<strong>and</strong> kidneys [5]. The third mechanism <strong>of</strong> toxicity <strong>of</strong> ochratoxin is based on inhibition <strong>of</strong>respiration in mitochondria, which acts as a competitive inhibitor <strong>of</strong> protein transmitterslocalized on the inner membrane <strong>and</strong> mitochondria. It is teratogenic agent with differentpotency in various animal species, as the result <strong>of</strong> different possibilities <strong>of</strong> placentaltransfer. Mice, rats, hemsters <strong>and</strong> chickens are sensitive, while pigs are resistant.Carcinogenic properties <strong>of</strong> ochratoxin exhibit a high frequency <strong>of</strong> renal adenomas <strong>and</strong>cancer, especially in males, with frequent metastases in the liver <strong>and</strong> lymph nodes, <strong>and</strong>in females the multiplication <strong>of</strong> fibroadenoma in milk gl<strong>and</strong>s. Ochratoxin A exertsimmunosuppressive action [12].Toxic effects depend on the species <strong>and</strong> animal age, gender, health status, degree <strong>of</strong>contamination <strong>and</strong> the length <strong>of</strong> ingestion <strong>of</strong> contaminated feed. Toxicity is significantlyaffected by the form <strong>of</strong> toxins (OA, OB, OC, OD, OA methyl ester, methyl ester OB,OB-ethyl ester, O <strong>and</strong> O ). LD50 for ducks is approximately 0.5 mg/kg <strong>of</strong> BW (to 3mg/kg BW), for goats 3 mg/kg BW, pigs 6 mg/kg <strong>of</strong> BW, in Beagle dogs 9 mg/kg BW,cattle 13 mg/kg BW, for female rats 21.4 mg/kg <strong>of</strong> BW <strong>and</strong> for males 30.3 mg/kg <strong>of</strong>BW.Ochratoxicoses is usually manifested by anorexia, fever, diarrhea, <strong>and</strong> uremia. Typicalsymptoms, especially in pigs, are polidipsia <strong>and</strong> poliuria with glucozuria. It is believedthat changes <strong>of</strong> the total protein level <strong>and</strong> albumin are the most sensitive indicator <strong>of</strong>acute ochratoxicosis. Also, by urine testing, besides the presence <strong>of</strong> OA <strong>and</strong> itsmetabolites, lower pH <strong>and</strong> the presence <strong>of</strong> protein may be determined [19]. For chronicochratoxicoses nonspecific clinical picture is characteristic with retard growth, decreasedbody weight, lower feed consumption <strong>and</strong> increased feed conversion.Pathomorphological changes are primarily in the kidneys <strong>and</strong> liver. The kidneys areenlarged <strong>and</strong> pale (like boiled) <strong>and</strong> liver <strong>fatty</strong> degenerated.REFERENCES1. Bočarov-Stančić A., Milovac M., Gološin B: Nalaz mikotoksina u žitaricama istočnoj hrani. Savetovanje ITNMS, Beograd, (2000).2. Bol<strong>and</strong> E.W., Anderson H.H., Casper P.T., Berg D., Dhuyvetter D.V.: Theeffects <strong>of</strong> increasing vomitoxin (DON) levels from scab infested barley fed t<strong>of</strong>eedlot steers. Beef Prod. Field Day. Carrington Res. Ext. Ctr. Livestock Unit.North Dakota State University Ag. Expt. Sta. (1994) 17:34.3. Đilas S., Abramović B., Mašić Z: Rasprostranjenost fumonizina i metodenjihovog određivanja, Zbornik 15 savetovanja veterinara Srbije, Zlatibor,(2003) 110-117.4. El-Makawy, A., Hassanane, S. M., Abd Alla, A. M. E: Reprod. Nutr. Dev. 41(2001) 79-89.5. Fuchs R: Distribution <strong>and</strong> fate <strong>of</strong> ochratoxin A in experimental animals.Doctorial thesis. Faculty <strong>of</strong> Veterinary Medicine, Uppsala, Sweden, (1988).6. Gaumy JL, Bailly JD, Benard G, Guerre G: Zearalenone: origin <strong>and</strong> effecton farm animals. Rev. Med. Vet. 152: (2001),123-136.99

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