Juniper Publishers Journal of Dairy and Veterinary Sciences

JUNIPER PUBLISHERS - OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF DAIRY & VETERINARY SCIENCES   Abstract Majority of Indian population is lacto-vegetarian who consumes food from vegetarian origin except the milk and milk products. The protein requirement of a large population is met from plant sources. Protein deficiency, particularly animal protein deficiency is the most common nutritional deficiency observed in India. The per capita protein availability in India is 58g/day of which animal protein is only 9.5g against world average of 25g. In view of low consumption of animal source based protein by the Indian population, the supply of milk protein as a source of animal protein in the form of nuggets has a great potential to fulfill the animal protein deficiency in the diet. Nuggets from milk protein can be effectively used as replacer of meat or animal protein. Introduction Protein rich vegetable origin foods like soy nugge

  JUNIPER PUBLISHERS - OPEN ACCESS JOURNAL OF DAIRY & VETERINARY SCIENCES   Abstract In the present study, 40 Egyptian cattle infected with babesiosis and 10 healthy (as control) were used as animal material Hematological findings that were observed with domestic animals in connection with blood parasite infections are very essential. In this study it was demonstrated that value of hematological parameters of the group, compromising infected animals, were relatively lower compared to control group parameters he infected animal showing decrease in RBC's counts, WBC's counts, an increase in phosphorus, decrease in calcium. Serum level of aspartame aminotransferases (AST) showed significant increase in babesiosis, while the Serum level of alanine (ALT) was significantly increased in Ababesiosis. Serum level of iron and copper suffered from babesiosis showed significant increase of both iron and copper serum levels. The aim of this study was to ascertain the effec