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2015•˜The œIndian journal of veterinary sciences and biotechnologyRequires access

Synergism of vitamin E and selenium on oxidative stress during transition period in Kankrej cattle

Visha Parmar, Harshad H. Panchasara, Prajwalita Sutaria, Tarunkumar Virabhai Sutaria, DB Sadhu, Hardik Prajapati

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It has been observed that during the transition period cows experience oxidative stress which may contribute to periparturient disorders and may be associated with metabolic diseases. Vitamin E and selenium (Se) play vital role in reduction of oxidative stress and maintain the health of living animals. The concentration of MDA was significantly (P<0.05) lower in Vit.E + Se supplemented group as compared to control group in stage-I, II and III (late pregnancy, recent parturition and early postpartum) during transition period in Kankrej cattle. However, in the treatment group the SOD level was significantly (P<0.05) reduced as compared to control group at stage of recent parturition.

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It has been observed that during the transition period cows experience oxidative stress which may contribute to periparturient disorders and may be associated with metabolic diseases. Vitamin E and selenium (Se) play vital role in reduction of oxidative stress and maintain the health of living animals. The concentration of MDA was significantly (P<0.05) lower in Vit.E + Se supplemented group as compared to control group in stage-I, II and III (late pregnancy, recent parturition and early postpartum) during transition period in Kankrej cattle. However, in the treatment group the SOD level was significantly (P<0.05) reduced as compared to control group at stage of recent parturition.

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It has been observed that during the transition period cows experience oxidative stress which may contribute to periparturient disorders and may be associated with metabolic diseases. Vitamin E and selenium (Se) play vital role in reduction of oxidative stress and maintain the health of living animals. The concentration of MDA was significantly (P<0.05) lower in Vit.E + Se supplemented group as compared to control group in stage-I, II and III (late pregnancy, recent parturition and early postpartum) during transition period in Kankrej cattle. However, in the treatment group the SOD level was significantly (P<0.05) reduced as compared to control group at stage of recent parturition.

Key concepts: Oxidative stress, Selenium, Period (music), Vitamin E, Pregnancy, Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Postpartum period

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