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Ecological Assessment of
Zooplankton Diversity in A Tropical Rainforest River in Akwa
Ibom State, Nigeria.
John, U. E1., George,
U. U2.
1Department
of Zoology and Environmental Biology, Michael Okpara University
of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State.
2Department
of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Akwa Ibom State University, Ikot
Akpaden, Mkpat Enin, Akwa Ibom State.
talk2georgeubong@gmail.com
Abstract:
Ecological
assessment of zooplankton diversity in Ikpe Ikot Nkon River,
Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria was conducted for twelve months between
October, 2017 and September, 2018. The objective of the study
was to investigate the abundance and species composition of
zooplankton from three sampling stations in the study area. A
total of twenty-five (25) taxa, comprising 906 individual
zooplankton species, belonging to four (4) taxonomic groups were
identified. Rotifer dominated with 32.9 %, followed by
cladoceran 30.4 % and protozoa which contributed 17.7 % of total
abundance of zooplankton species identified during the study.
Station 1 had the highest number of individual species (456),
followed by station 2 (268) and station 3 (182) with the
relative abundance of 50.4%, 29.6% and 20% respectively.
Pleuroxus levis were observed to be the most abundant
species which accounted for 9.16%, followed by Zoeo larvae
7.50 %, Daphnia pulex 7.39 %, Trichocera similis
7.17 % and the lowest was Bosmina longirotris 0.22 %.
Seasonally, high number of species were recorded during the wet
season (546) over the dry season (360) with the relative
abundance of 60.3 % and 39.7 % respectively. Based on these
findings, it could be concluded that the low species of
zooplankton obtained in this study were influenced by the
ecological characteristics of the water body.
[John,
U. E., George, U. U.
Ecological Assessment of Zooplankton Diversity in A Tropical
Rainforest River in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.01.
Keywords:
Ecological; Assessment;
Zooplankton; Diversity; Tropical Rainforest River. |
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Carbetocin versus
Oxytocin in Cesarean Section in a Patient with a High Risk of
Postpartum Hemorrhage
Abd-Elazem Mohamed Ahmed, Ashraf
Hamdy Mohamed and Elsayed Ahmed Abdelaty Abdelkader
Department
of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Faculty of Medicine,
Al Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Sayedman1987@hotmail.com
Abstract: Aim:
To compare the
efficacy of oxytocin and Carbetocin to prevent the PPH in
cesarean section at high risk of primary postpartum hemorrhage.
Material and Methods:
A
Prospective Randomized Comparative Study was carried out at
Sayed Galal and Al Hussein Hospitals at Al Azhar University in
Cairo. 200 pregnant women with high risk of primary postpartum
hemorrhage undergoing cesarean section were involved in the
study. Patients divided into two groups: Group A (Carbetocin):
included (100) pregnant women undergoing elective cesarean
section with use a bolus of 100 μg Carbetocin IV at delivery of
the anterior shoulder and Group B (Oxytocin): included (100)
pregnant women undergoing elective cesarean section with use of
20 IU of oxytocin in 1000 ml of 0.9% NaCl solution IV (150 mL/hour)
at delivery of the anterior shoulder.
Results:
The present study showed that Hb decrease at 12 hours from
delivery in the oxytocin group and Hb level was significant (-
0.6 g/dl vs - 1.2 g/dl, p 0.03). As regards incidence and
severity of PPH; In fact, we did not demonstrate any difference
in the amount of blood loss after cesarean section but within 2
hours and 24 hours, we showed in the oxytocin group higher
degree of blood loss than Carbetocin group and there was no
significant difference. Otherwise, no other significant
difference between two groups regarding incidence of PPH, need
for additional uterotonic drugs (with less need in Carbetocin
group than oxytocin group) nor incidence of other side effects
like headache. Conclusion:
single injection of Carbetocin appears to be more effective than
a continuous infusion of oxytocin to maintain adequate uterine
tone. Further studies are needed to verify our findings.
[Abd-Elazem Mohamed Ahmed, Ashraf
Hamdy Mohamed and Elsayed Ahmed Abdelaty Abdelkader.
Carbetocin
versus Oxytocin in Cesarean Section in a Patient with a High
Risk of Postpartum Hemorrhage.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.02.
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post-partum haemorrhage, uterotonic drugs, carbetocin, oxytocin. |
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Effect of various doses of nitrogen on infestation rate of
whitefly in Gossypium hirsutum L.
Irum Waheed1, Ayesha Anwar2*, Kiaenat
Nazir1, Farwa Bashir1, Kainat Fatima1,
Asif Hussain2, Iqra2 and M. Umair Gulzar2
1Department
Of Zoology, wildlife and fisheries, University of Agriculture
Faisalabad
2Department
Of Entomology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad
*Corresponding author’s email:
ayeshachudhary29@gmail.com
Abstract:
Cotton is an important cash crop of Pakistan. It is highly
infested by insect pests every year. Insect population on a crop
is dependent on plant nutrition. In this research, an experiment
was conducted to study the impact of nitrogen application on
infestation of whitefly on two different genotypes Lalazar and
MH-114 at research area of department of Agronomy, University of
Agriculture, Faisalabad. Three doses of Nitrogen 50kg/ ha,
80kg/ha, and 140kg/ha was used following Randomized Complete
Block Design with three replications. Data of whitefly
infestation (adults and nymphs) was recorded on weekly basis for
consecutive four months. Data of weather factors was taken from
Weather Station University of Agriculture Faisalabad.
Statistical analysis of recorded data was carried out to compare
the mean population of whitefly in different nitrogen treatments
on two cotton genotypes. Results will be analyzed statistically
using Statistix 8.1. Results indicate that that high dose of the
nitrogen showed higher whitefly population as compared to
recommended and low dose. The low dose of the nitrogen showed
lower population of whitefly as compared to the recommended and
high dose.
[Irum
Waheed, Ayesha Anwar, Kiaenat Nazir, Farwa Bashir, Kainat
Fatima, Asif Hussain, Iqra and M. Umair Gulza.
Effect of various doses of nitrogen on infestation rate of
whitefly in Gossypium hirsutum L.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.03.
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whitefly, nitrogen levels, cotton |
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Multi-detector CT Minimum Intensity Projection and Volumetric
High Resolution CT Images in Diagnosis of Interstitial Lung
Diseases
Suzan Aly Fahmy Swelum, Abdullah Hussein Ahmed and Doaa
Zainelabdeen Ahmed Abdulhafeez
Radiodiagnosis Department, Faculty of Medicine for Girls Al-Azhar
University, Egypt
duaazain.dz@gmail.com
Abstract: Aim of the work:
This study aims to estimate the role Multi-detector CT Minimum
Intensity Projection and Volumetric High Resolution CT Images in
Diagnosis of Interstitial Lung Diseases. Patients and
Methods: It is a cross sectional study carried out at Al-Zahraa
University Hospital. It recorded data concerning assessment of
Interstitial Lung Diseases with Multi-detector CT Minimum
Intensity Projection and Volumetric High Resolution CT during
the period from January 2019 to October 2019. The study included
20 patients; suspected or diagnosed of having Interstitial Lung
Diseases. The scans were performed using 84-MDCT scanner. Scans
were acquired at end inspiration with patients placed in the
supine position. No contrast medium administered Conventional
HRCT images and MinIP Images were interpreted together and the
results of HRCT and MinIP images were compared with HRCT
considered as the study reference in our work since it is the
well-established technique in the diagnosis of ILD in literature
and in most institutes. Results: A total number of 20
patients (7 males and 13 females) with various confirmed or
suspected diagnoses including 11 IPFs, 2 Sarcoidosis, CILD, PLCH,
NSIP, LAM and HP. Diagnoses were made based on CT characteristic
findings, associated CT findings and clinical history. MinIP
added value to the assessment in some finding more evident than
others such as GGOs, bronchiectasis, cysts and honeycombing more
than fibrotic and high density changes. Conclusion: MinIP
is one of the multiplanar techniques of HRCT. It proved
throughout our study to be an informative complementary tool
increasing the observer confidence and agreement regarding some
findings as compared with HRCT alone.
[Suzan
Aly Fahmy Swelum, Abdullah Hussein Ahmed and Doaa Zainelabdeen
Ahmed Abdulhafeez.
Multi-detector CT Minimum Intensity Projection and Volumetric
High Resolution CT Images in Diagnosis of Interstitial Lung
Diseases.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.04.
Keywords:
Interstitial Lung Diseases, High Resolution Computed Tomography,
Minimum Intensity Projection |
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Study on the
Promotion of Rural Revitalization by Regional Public Brand of
Agricultural Products in Heilongjiang Province
Jialu Yao, Yinxia Hou
School of Humanties,Social
Science & Law,Harbin
Institute of Technology, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province
150001, China
Mobile: 13263669947, E-mail:
1123657295@qq.com
Abstract:
This paper will
study the regional public brand effect of agricultural products
in Heilongjiang Province, grasp the current situation of the
regional public brand effect of agricultural products in
Heilongjiang Province, and provide practical countermeasures for
promoting the effect of the regional public brand of
agricultural products and promoting the development of regional
public brand of agricultural products in Heilongjiang Province,
so as to improve the competitiveness of regional public brand of
agricultural products in Heilongjiang Province and promote the
regional economic development.
[Jialu Yao
= 1 \* Arabic Yinxia
Hou.
Study on the
Promotion of Rural Revitalization by Regional Public Brand of
Agricultural Products in Heilongjiang Province.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.05.
Key words:
Heilongjiang Province, Agricultural products, Regional public
brand |
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Avian Infectious Bronchitis
Nagwa S. Rabie 1, Zeinab M. S. Amin Girh1
and
Mona S. Zaki2
1Department
of Poultry Diseases, National Research Centre, Dokki, Giza,
Egypt.
2Hydrobiology
Department, National Research Centre, Dokki, Giza Egypt.
drmonazaki@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Infectious bronchitis (IB)
is one of the major economically important poultry diseases
distributed worldwide. It is caused by
infectious bronchitis
virus (IBV) and affects both galliform and nongalliform birds.
Its economic impact includes decreased egg
production and poor egg
quality in layers, stunted growth, poor carcass weight, and
mortality in broiler chickens. Although
primarily affecting the
respiratory tract, IBV demonstrates a wide range of tissues
tropism, including the renal and reproductive.
systems. This review
discusses aspects on the epidemiology of the prevalent IBV
strains in a particular region is therefore important to guide
control and
preventions. Meanwhile previous
diagnostic methods such as serology and virus isolations are
less sensitive and time consuming,
respectively; current
methods, such as reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction
(RT-PCR), Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP), and
sequencing, offer highly sensitive, rapid, and accurate
diagnostic results.
[Nagwa
S. Rabie, Zeinab M. S. Amin Girh and
Mona S. Zaki.
Avian Infectious
Bronchitis.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.06.
Keywords:
Avian, infectious bronchitis, infectious bronchitis virus, (IBV),
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Therapeutic trial of diminazene aceturate and isomethamidium
chloride in clinical cases of trypanosomiasis in donkeys, jawi
district, north west ethiopia
Habtamu Addis1,
Mulunesh Yenew2, Animute Bekele2
Debrmarkos university department of veterinary medicine and
animal
science
yohansaddis68@gmail.com
Abstract:
A field clinical trial study was conducted with the aim of to
assess the efficacy of Diminazine aceturate and Isomethamidium
chloride and compare pathophysiological changes in hematological
values of in trypanosomiasis donkeys from January to June, 2018
Jawi district, North West Ethiopia. Out of 61 suspected donkeys
for Trypanosomisis and screened by using wet blood film, six of
clinically infected donkeys were selected purposively and
randomly allocated to three groups. Group I, II and III received
treatment for diminazene aceturate and isomethamidum chloride
and normal saline respectively. Hematological parameters (PCV
and Hgb) and physical parametric changes (HR, Toc and BW) before
and after treatment within and between groups were measure for
28 days. The data was analyzed by using STATA version 14 using
paired t-test. The main clinical findings observed during the
study period were weakness, fever, rough hair coat, enlarged
superficial lymph nodes, pallor of the mucus membranes,
lacrimation, enlarged superficial lymph node and weight loss in
all trypanosoma infected donkeys. Out of 61 suspected donkeys
for Trypanosomisis, six of them were confirmed to be infected
with T. congolense. The mean rectal temperatures of group I
treated with diminazine aceturate before and after treatment
donkeys were 39.1ᵒC±0.42ᵒC and37.9ᵒC±0.14ᵒC respectively. The
mean rectal temperatures of group II before and after treatment
were 39.5ᵒC±0.63ᵒC, 38.4ᵒC±0.56ᵒC respectively and statistical
insignificant (p <0.05) decreased after treatment but There was
statistical Significant difference (P<0.05) in mean of PCV in
group I and group II before and after treatment. PCV improvement
before and after treatment showed that there was significant
difference (p <0.05) in the means of the group I and II. The
maximum PCV improvement was 40 % (Group I on week 1) and minimum
was 7% (group II on week 3). Generally diminazene aceturate at
dose of 7 mg/kg was the more effective in terms of improving PCV,
as compare to isomethamidum chloride so that clinician better to
use diminazene aceturate.
[Habtamu Addis,
Mulunesh Yenew, Animute Bekele.
Therapeutic trial of diminazene
aceturate and isomethamidium chloride in clinical cases of
trypanosomiasis in donkeys, jawi district, north west ethiopia.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.07.
Keywords:
Blood collection, Donkey, Diminazene aceturate,
Isomethamidum chloride, Jawi District |
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Reflection of Femininity in Tang Furniture: Chairs and Tables
Ladan Abouali[1],
Jianlin Ni,
Jake Kaner
Abstract:
This paper reviews the Tang dynasty chairs and tables used by
Tang court women that are depicted in contemporary visual art of
that time. With the help of surviving extant paintings, this
topic covers the wooden chairs and tables designed for women,
and examines how the pieces were used in daily life. This topic
is essential, as the so called ‘Golden age of China’ the Tang
dynasty, was one of the most significant periods in defining the
hierarchy of women’s social status. As Tang women became bolder
members of society, in addition to the mat and low-level
furniture, new forms of high-level chairs and tables were
introduced for women that became important pieces raising the
status in the lives of high-ranking women. During this period,
this new furniture structure was also a part of China’s growth
under the Tang dynasty and was influenced by the forms found in
skeletal architectural structures. The paintings selected for
study in this research show high-ranking Tang women using their
traditional furniture and the new types of high-level seats and
tables that were used mostly in palace gatherings.
[Ladan Abouali, Jianlin Ni, Jake Kaner.
Reflection of Femininity in Tang Furniture: Chairs and Tables.
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Keywords:
Tang dynasty, women’s status, women’s furniture, paintings,
chairs, tables. |
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Preliminary Studies on the Ecology and Diversity of Zooplankton
of Tinapa Lake Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria
Bassey Etim Job1 Magdalene Egbe Mboto2,
Asukwo Essien Itam2
1Department
of Biological Oceanography Faculty of Oceanography, University
of Calabar, Calabar – Nigeria.
E-mail1:
bejob_u@yahoo.Com
2Department
of Geology, University of Calabar, Calabar – Nigeria
Abstract:
This is a report on the preliminary studies on the ecology and
diversity of zooplankton of Tinapa Lake, an artificial lake in
Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria conducted in October,2017.
Zooplankton samples were collected using standard method.
Zooplankton species were identified using standard schemes and
atlases. Data were analyzed ecologically and emerically. Four
stations were randomly selected in the lake for the study. 38
zooplankton species belonging to 5 taxa were recorded. These
were Cladocera (9 species), Copepoda (11 species), Decapoda (2
species), Rotifera and Protozoa (8 species each). Copepoda were
the most abundant of the zooplankton contributing 39.78% of the
zooplankton population, with the least being Decopoda which
constituted 5.09% of the zooplankton. Station 4 had the highest
number of zooplanton with 375 individuals which contributed
38.15% of all the zooplankton from all the stations. High
Margalef’s index (5.241-5.736) was obtained for the zooplankton,
indicating the lake unpolluted, stable and productive freshwater
system. The ranges of the Shannon -Wiener, Pielou’s and Simpon’s
Dominance indices, were also of ecological importance,
portraying a stable zooplankton community in the lake ecosystem.
[Bassey
Etim Job Magdalene Egbe Mboto, Asukwo Essien Itam.
Preliminary Studies on the Ecology and Diversity of Zooplankton
of Tinapa Lake Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.09.
Keywords:
Preliminary studies, Zooplankton, Diversity Tinapa Lake, Calabar,
Nigeria |
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Genetic Relatedness and
Phylogeny among Egyptian Cichlidae Species Based on
mitochondrial D-Loop Region
Hagar T. Elhifnawy1,
Yosur G. Fiteha1, Mahmoud Magdy1*, Ahmed
M. Serag2, Aiman H. A. Atta1, Mohamed A.
Rashed1
1.
Genetics Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Ain Shams
University, Cairo, Egypt
2.
Genetics Department, Faculty of Agriculture, Benha University,
Benha, Qalyubia, Egypt
m.elmosallamy@agr.asu.edu.eg
Abstract:
Several species of fish,
determined in the aquatic and saltwater habitats, shape the
Cichlidae tilapia group. The common genera names for tilapia is
Oreochromis, Sarotherodon, and Tilapia. Tilapias (family
Cichlidae) are sizable in aquaculture and fisheries. The aim of
the study is to estimate the genetic diversity, disclose
polymorphism, and constructing the phylogenetic relationships
between three tilapia species, Tilapia zillii,
Sarotherodon galilaeus, and Oreochromis niloticus.
Therefore, a total number of six fish specimens were sampled
from different seven locations of Egyptian aquatic habitats and
subsequently were assembled, aligned, and compared to GenBank
databases based on the mtDNA D-loop region sequencing. In total,
reported a length of 286 bp, 58 (20.2%) polymorphic sites, of
them 51sites (17.8% two variants) and seven sites (2.4% three
variants) and six haplotypes, 58 mutations were detected, the
haplotype (Hd) and nucleotide variation (π) was calculated as
0.81and 0.10. The higher values of haplotype and nucleotide
variation were observed in O. niloticus species. Based on
the neighbor-joining (NJ) were assessed distances and genetic
relationships. Among the three species, genetic distance
representing different genera estimated, between O. niloticus
and S. galilaeus was 0.97, S. galilaeus and T.
zillii was 0.99, while between O. niloticus and T.
zillii was 0.98, indicating that S. galilaeus and
O. niloticus are closely related and the T. zillii is
far more distant to O. niloticus than the S. galilaeus.
Based on the data obtained from using the mtDNA D-loop region as
candidate DNA markers, was confirmed accurate genetic diversity
and phylogenetic relationships between three tilapiine species.
[Elhifnawy HT, Fiteha YG, Magdy M, Serag AM, Atta AH, Rashed MA.
Genetic Relatedness and
Phylogeny among Egyptian Cichlidae Species Based on the
mitochondrial D-Loop Region.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.10.
Keywords:
Tilapia species, Mitochondria
control region, Genetic distance, Phylogeny, Egypt |
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Review On Veterinary
Important Haemophilus Bacteria
Asressa Yeneneh,
Solomon Lulie
University of
Gondar College of Veterinary Medicine and animal science,
Department of Micro biology, Gondar, Ethiopia P.O Box: 196
Telephone: +251
-910-990242; E-mail:
solomonlulie@gmail.com
Abstract:
Haemophilus
species are small, gram negative, non-spore forming, pleomorphic
and facultative anaerobes which do not grow on MacConkey agar.
Therefore, the objective of this paper is overview general
characteristics of the genus haemophilus. They are fastidious
bacteria which require one or both of the growth factors found
in blood. These factors were originally referred to as X and V
factors and later identified as haemin and nicotinamide adenine
dinucleotide respectively. Haemophilus paragallinarum,
Haemophilus parasuis and Haemophilus somnus are
species of veterinary importance. They are commensals or
parasites of the mucous membranes of animals, most commonly of
the upper respiratory and lower
genital tracts. Finally, it can be concluded that
since all members of the genus
Haemophilus have the characteristics of requiring growth
factors in common, X and V factor requirement tests
are among identification techniques of haemophilus
species.
[Asressa Yeneneh,
Solomon Lulie.
Review On Veterinary Important Haemophilus Bacteria.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111119.11.
Keyword:
Growth factors, Haemophilus, Identification, Isolation,
Veterinary importance |
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