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Contents of 41(2) 2013 - acharya ng ranga agricultural university
Contents of 41(2) 2013 - acharya ng ranga agricultural university
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HAEMATOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PROFILE OF EWES SYNCHRONIZED<br />
in group IV were treated as in group II with additional<br />
treatment of 200 IU of hCG injection at the time of<br />
mating. Ewes in group V were treated as in group III<br />
with additional treatment of 200 IU of hCG injection<br />
at the time of mating. The haemoglobin (Hb), Total<br />
Erythrocyte Count (TEC) were determined by the<br />
standard procedures. The serum samples were<br />
analysed for total proteins, serum glucose, serum<br />
calcium and serum phosphorus by using standard<br />
methods.<br />
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION<br />
The haematological and biochemical values<br />
of ewes synchronized with CIDR were presented in<br />
Table 1. The total erythrocyte counts were 8.48±0.12,<br />
8.48±0.16, 8.48±0.17, 8.49±0.15 and 8.45±0.11<br />
million/ml in control, CIDR4, CIDR6, CIDR4h and<br />
CIDR6h groups, respectively. There was no significant<br />
difference observed in erythrocyte count during<br />
breeding and non breeding seasons in the ewes<br />
treated with CIDR. The total erythrocyte count<br />
observed in present findings were comparable with<br />
the studies of Selvaraj et al. (2004) and Devendran<br />
et al. (2009) and higher values were reported in<br />
Patanwadi sheep by Vinodh Kumar et al. (2009) and<br />
Lipecka et al. (2010). Results of the present study<br />
revealed that season, treatment or type of device<br />
did not exert any effect on the total erythrocyte count<br />
at any time of device kept in place.<br />
The haemoglobin levels were 9.46±0.08,<br />
9.47±0.09, 9.45±0.10, 9.47±0.07 and 9.48±0.09 g<br />
per cent in control, CIDR4, CIDR6, CIDR4h and<br />
CIDR6h groups, respectively. The haemoglobin levels<br />
were significantly (P