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Effect of early heat exposure on some physiological and histological changes in the liver and kidney of rabbits before weaning [electronic resouce].

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Easa, Fadila M

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Hekal, Amal M

Language: English Summary language: Arabic Description: p.149-175Other title:

تأثير التعريض الحرارى المبكر للارانب قبل الفطام على بعض التغييرات الهستولوجية والفسيولوجية في الكبد والكلية.‪ [Added title page title]

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Egyptian poultry science journal, 2015 v. 35 (I) [electronic resouce].

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In: Egyptian Poultry Science Journal 2015.v.35(I)Summary: Forty five New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits were distributed into two groups as follows: The first group was kept under normal ambient temperature (25±3°C) as a control group. The second group (acclimated group) was exposed to high ambient temperature (36±3°C) at day 3post-partum for 1h for 3 consecutive days by using electric heaters. At 21 days of age each group was divided into two treatments so that, the first group includes the first and second treatments while, the second group includes the third and fourth treatments as follows: The first treatment (C) was animals kept as control without exposure to heat stress. The second treatment (HS) was subjected to high temperature (38oC +0.5) and 75-80% humidity for 4 hrs (12.00-04.00 pm) daily for the period of one week till 28 days of age (the end of the experimental period). The third treatment (TA1) was kept without exposure to heat stress. Key Words: Rabbits, Heat Stress, Antioxidant Enzymes, Histological, Liver And Kidney.

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Forty five New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits were distributed into two groups as follows: The first group was kept under normal ambient temperature (25±3°C) as a control group. The second group (acclimated group) was exposed to high ambient temperature (36±3°C) at day 3post-partum for 1h for 3 consecutive days by using electric heaters. At 21 days of age each group was divided into two treatments so that, the first group includes the first and second treatments while, the second group includes the third and fourth treatments as follows: The first treatment (C) was animals kept as control without exposure to heat stress. The second treatment (HS) was subjected to high temperature (38oC +0.5) and 75-80% humidity for 4 hrs (12.00-04.00 pm) daily for the period of one week till 28 days of age (the end of the experimental period). The third treatment (TA1) was kept without exposure to heat stress. Key Words: Rabbits, Heat Stress, Antioxidant Enzymes, Histological, Liver And Kidney.

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