Clinical and laboratory findings associated with naturally occurring babesiosis in dromedary camels

Coinfection Associated with Naturally Occurring Cryptosporidiosis in Broilers

Selenium Toxicity in the Dromedary Camels Clinical Symptoms and Lesions

Introduction Selenium (Se) is a group VI element with chemical properties very similar to those of sulfur, it has been demonstrated as an essential element for ruminants. Selenium is required to prevent deficiency diseases such as white muscle disease, maintain growth rates of young animals and promote reproductive performance. Camel sensitivity to trace element imbalances has been reported (Fa...

Artificial insemination in dromedary camels.

Artificial insemination (AI) is an important technique in all domestic species to ensure rapid genetic progress. The use of AI has been reported in camelids although insemination trials are rare. This could be because of the difficulties involved in collecting as well as handling the semen due to the gelatinous nature of the seminal plasma. In addition, as all camelids are induced ovulators, th...

coinfection associated with naturally occurring cryptosporidiosis in broilers

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Reproduction in dromedary camels: an update

This review summarizes recent developments in camel reproduction, and it describes characteristics of the ovarian follicular wave cycle and exogenous hormonal control of ovulation and luteolysis. In addition, an account is given of the developments in assisted reproductive technologies in camels such as methods for collection, transfer, and deep-freezing of embryos and semen. Details of recent ...