September 25, 2025International Journal of Biosciences (IJB)

Hematological and biochemical parameters of sheep with mono and associative invasion by Babesia ovis and Moniezia expansa parasites

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Sheep infected with Babesia ovis showed decreased hematological values, indicating potential anemia and stress due to infection.
Biochemical parameters revealed significant increases in ALT and AST in sheep with associative invasion, emphasizing liver function alterations.
The study involved comparisons of 45 sick and 10 healthy sheep, providing robust insights into the effects of parasitic infections.
Hematological alterations were more pronounced in sheep with associative infections compared to those with monoinvasions, underlining the complexity of the disease.

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Observational analysis revealed changes in hematological and biochemical parameters in sheep with Babesia ovis and Moniezia expansa infections, indicating significant health impacts.

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Observational analysis revealed changes in hematological and biochemical parameters in sheep with Babesia ovis and Moniezia expansa infections, indicating significant health impacts.

Hematological and biochemical parameters of sheep with mono and associative invasion by Babesia ovis and Moniezia expansa parasites

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Hematological and biochemical parameters of sheep with mono and associative invasion by Babesia ovis and Moniezia expansa parasites

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