COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF ATROPINE, VITAMIN C AND DATURA SEED EXTRACTS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS USING MALE ECO-TYPE CHICKENS
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| author | Fagbule, Taiwo |
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| contents | <p>This study was conducted to compare the physiological parameters of 12 male eco-type chicken,<br>in which the treatment was divided into four groups: a control group, an Atropine-treated group, a<br>Datura seed extract-treated group and Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)-treated group. The study lasted<br>for three weeks with each bird group having 3 Matured cock respectfully using Completely<br>Randomized Design (CRD). The first two weeks being the acclimation period for the birds to settle<br>in the experimental plot with food and water given to the birds at ad libitum because of other<br>materials to be tested. The transportation protocol involved a journey designed to simulate typical<br>commercial transport conditions, including confinement, handling, and movement stressors. The<br>physiological parameters assessed was Rectal Temperature (RT), Respiratory Rate (RR), Pulse<br>Rate (PR) and Heart Rate (HR) were measured.<br>The result indicated that tested ingredient influenced the physiological parameters (p<0.05).<br>Therefore, it can be concluded from this study that the Datura plant extract, Vitamin C and<br>Atropine can alleviate stress and improve animal management practices.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF ATROPINE, VITAMIN C AND DATURA SEED EXTRACTS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS USING MALE ECO-TYPE CHICKENS Fagbule, Taiwo Eco-type chicken Datura Datura stramonium Datura/classification Datura/toxicity Atropine Atropine/pharmacology Atropine/poisoning Atropine/analysis Atropine/biosynthesis Atropine/toxicity Vitamin c Ascorbic Acid Ascorbic Acid/biosynthesis Ascorbic Acid/metabolism <p>This study was conducted to compare the physiological parameters of 12 male eco-type chicken,<br>in which the treatment was divided into four groups: a control group, an Atropine-treated group, a<br>Datura seed extract-treated group and Vitamin C (ascorbic acid)-treated group. The study lasted<br>for three weeks with each bird group having 3 Matured cock respectfully using Completely<br>Randomized Design (CRD). The first two weeks being the acclimation period for the birds to settle<br>in the experimental plot with food and water given to the birds at ad libitum because of other<br>materials to be tested. The transportation protocol involved a journey designed to simulate typical<br>commercial transport conditions, including confinement, handling, and movement stressors. The<br>physiological parameters assessed was Rectal Temperature (RT), Respiratory Rate (RR), Pulse<br>Rate (PR) and Heart Rate (HR) were measured.<br>The result indicated that tested ingredient influenced the physiological parameters (p<0.05).<br>Therefore, it can be concluded from this study that the Datura plant extract, Vitamin C and<br>Atropine can alleviate stress and improve animal management practices.</p> |
| title | COMPARATIVE STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF ATROPINE, VITAMIN C AND DATURA SEED EXTRACTS ON PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS USING MALE ECO-TYPE CHICKENS |
| topic | Eco-type chicken Datura Datura stramonium Datura/classification Datura/toxicity Atropine Atropine/pharmacology Atropine/poisoning Atropine/analysis Atropine/biosynthesis Atropine/toxicity Vitamin c Ascorbic Acid Ascorbic Acid/biosynthesis Ascorbic Acid/metabolism |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15090812 |