August 6, 2025International Journal of Biosciences (IJB)

Hematological and biochemical parameters in mono- and associative invasions of domestic chickens by helminths and eimeria in Azerbaijan

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Chickens with associative invasion exhibited significantly lower hematologic parameters, impacting overall health significantly.
Analysis showed differences in ALT, ALP, total protein, and glucose levels in chickens infected with multiple parasites.
Hematological indices like PCV, RBC, and WBC were notably altered in birds suffering from associative invasion and monoinvasion.
The study involved 250 birds across various health conditions, comparing infected and healthy control groups to assess impacts.

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Observational study reveals altered hematological and biochemical parameters in chickens with helminths and eimeria, suggesting health impacts in susceptible populations.

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Observational study reveals altered hematological and biochemical parameters in chickens with helminths and eimeria, suggesting health impacts in susceptible populations.

Hematological and biochemical parameters in mono- and associative invasions of domestic chickens by helminths and eimeria in Azerbaijan

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Hematological and biochemical parameters in mono- and associative invasions of domestic chickens by helminths and eimeria in Azerbaijan

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