Metabolic and Immunological Status of Periparturient Baffalo - Mili, Bhabesh
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This book discusses about metabolic and immunological profiles of periparterient period and postpartum health status in buffalo. The periparterient period around parturition in dairy animals is characterized by negative energy balance, insulin resistance, reduced feed intake and hypocalcaemia. These metabolic imbalances coupled with impaired immune functions make them more susceptible to metabolic and infectious diseases (Endometritis, Metritis), thereby affecting the productivity drastically. Nutritional supplementation around this period may therefore, provide some support to overcome the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This book discusses about metabolic and immunological profiles of periparterient period and postpartum health status in buffalo. The periparterient period around parturition in dairy animals is characterized by negative energy balance, insulin resistance, reduced feed intake and hypocalcaemia. These metabolic imbalances coupled with impaired immune functions make them more susceptible to metabolic and infectious diseases (Endometritis, Metritis), thereby affecting the productivity drastically. Nutritional supplementation around this period may therefore, provide some support to overcome the adverse effects of impaired metabolic and immune functions. Hence, this book elaborated in details about metabolic and immunological variables changes during periparterient period as well as effect of vitamin E on metabolic and immunological variables. Because better understanding of these metabolic and immunological profiles during periparterient period is most important for health managementin buffaloes.
Autorenporträt
The author completed his B.V.Sc & A. H. degree in 2010 from Assam Agricultural University. He obtained his MVSc degree in Animal Physiology from National Dairy Research Institute, Karnal, Haryana and Doctoral degree in Veterinary Physiology from Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatanagar, UP, India. Currently working in teaching profession.