Experimental analysis demonstrates camel whey protein and its hydrolysate's superior prophylactic activity against trichinellosis, indicating promise in alternative treatments.
Key Points
TWH exhibited the highest prophylactic and therapeutic activity, reducing mean worm count significantly.
Camel whey protein showed high antioxidant activity at 79.2%, while trypsinized hydrolysate reached 82.7% in DPPH assays.
Biochemical assessments revealed TWH's superiority in enhancing reduced glutathione levels compared to CWP for curbing oxidative stress.
This research highlights the potential of camel whey protein and its hydrolysate in managing trichinellosis, marking a novel approach.