The role of oxidative biomarkers in feline pan- leukopenia

Feline Pan-leukopenia is an important deadly gastrointestinal disease of cats. It mostly prevalent in kittens with declining maternal antibodies as well unvaccinated Vitamin D and E, glutathione peroxidase superoxide dismutase are essential enzymatic non-enzymatic components defensive system involve defending the body against oxidative radicals. Malondialdehyde a reliable commonly used marker overall lipid peroxidation level showing presence stress. Measurement total serum antioxidant capacity seems to represent suitable biochemical parameter for evaluating status resulting from intake or production, their consumption by increasing levels stress.The purpose this study was investigate changes Vitamins peroxidase, dismutase, malondialdehyde cats infected pan-leukopenia virus.Ten Persian male clinical laboratory symptoms (n=10) ten healthy mean age 6±2 months (minimum maximum were 3 8 respectively) selected. Superoxide antioxidant, assayed ELISA, vitamin E measured chromatography methods.There no statistically significant differences between those feline pan leukopenia infection (P>0.05), while decrease levels, increase observed (P<0.05).A condition stress appears pan-leukopenia, possibly associated virus infection. This may play role prevention/treatment panleukopenia.