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Detection and Bloody Profiles Evaluation of Naturally Infected Camels with Subclinical Trypanosoma evansi, Iraq

The current study directs for detection the molecular-prevalence of Trypanosoma evansi in naturally subclinical infected camels by PCR assay, in addition to establishment a reference values for blood parameters of study animals. During of April to November/2018, the total results for testing 92 venous blood samples were revealed on 27.17% T. evansi positive camels. Among T. evansi infected camels, significant increases (P0.05) were detected in age factor at 1-4 years group; whereas, no significant variation (P>0.05) was showed between groups of areas and gender factors. Concerning to hematology, significant decreases were showed in total RBCs, Hb, and MCHC; with significant increases in MCV and MCH. For leukocytes, significant increases were showed in total WBCs and lymphocytes only. In serum-biochemical indices, significant decreases (P0.05) were observed in albumin, albumin/globulin ratio, as well as in glucose; and significant increases in AST, ALT, GGT, ALP, CK, total protein, and globulins; but neither in BUN nor total bilirubin. For serum-minerals, significant decrease and significant increase were recorded respectively in iron and phosphorus; however, no significant differences were detected in calcium, magnesium, sodium, and potassium. In clotting factors, the findings were revealed on significant decreases in platelet and fibrinogen concentration, with significant increases in ACT, Prt, and Aptt. However, MPV and PDW were appeared without significant variation.