دراسة بايوكيميائية لمكونات الاكياس العدرية المستاصلة من الاغنام والابقار في محافظة ديالى == Biochemical Study of Hydatid Cysts Component Isolated From Sheep And Cows In Diyala Province
Author name:
غزوان مهدي جعفر الربيعي
Supervisor name:
نغم ياسين كاظم البياتي
General topic:
Biology
Specific topic:
Zoology
Degree:
Master
University:
University of Diyala - College Of Education For Pure Sciences - Department Of Biology
Language:
Arabic
University location:
Diyala
First pages:
24T2842 - p.pdf
Abstract:
اجريت الدراسة الحالية في محافظة ديالى للفترة من بداية شهر ايلول لغاية نهاية شهر تشرين الثاني لعام 2014. تم جمع 40 كيسا عدريا من الاغنام والابقار (34 عينة من الاغنام و6 عينات من الابقار). تم اجراء التحليل الكمي لبعض العناصر والمركبات الكيميائية فضلا عن الا | The current study was carried out in Diyala province during the period from September to December 2014. Fourty hydatid cysts were collected from sheep and cows (thirty four cyst from sheep and six cysts from cows). Quantitative analysis was done for some elements and chemical composition of hydatid cyst fluids, laminated layer of cysts and the tissues surrounding cysts isolated from lungs and livers of cows and sheep, in addition to the adipose tissues of sheep. The results revealed that there was no significant difference (p>0.05) in Na, Ca, K, Mg and Fe elements in the fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from livers and lungs and adipose tissues of sheep and cows, while in sheep, Na showed (p>0.05) the highest concentration (4.83±0.19 mg/dl) in lung tissues comparison with the adipose tissues and livers (4.73±0.10 and 4.57±0.17 mg/dl respectively). The highest concentration of Fe (p?0.001) was in liver tissue (3.80±1.28 mg/dl). In addition, the highest concentration of K (p?0.001) was in walls layers of hydatid cysts isolated from liver (3.61±0.36 mg/dl) comparison with lung and adipose tissue (3.60±0.39 and 2.64±0.21 mg/dl, respectively). In cows, the highest concentration of Na (p?0.05) was recorded in lung tissue (3.85±0.84 mg/dl) comparison with liver, while the highest concentration of K (p?0.05) was in liver tissue (5.40±0.27 mg/dl) in comparison with lung tissue (4.76±0.20 mg/dl). The highest concentrations of creatinine, cholesterol and triglycerides were recorded (p?0.001) in hydatid fluids of cysts isolated from liver (47.24±2.25, 8.29±0.83 and 0.34±0.01 mmol/l, respectively) in comparison with the fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from lungs (17.80±1.79, 0.43±0.36, 0.12±0.00 mmol/l, respectively). In addition, the highest concentrations of urea, total protein and glucose were recorded (p?0.001) in fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from sheep lungs (2.15±0.03, 0.68±0.02, 31.41±0.72 mmol/l, respectively). In cows, the highest concentrations of creatinine, cholesterol and triglycerides were found in fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from lungs (13.24±2.02, 0.12±0.00, 0.12±0.00 mmol/l, respectively) in comparison with those isolated from liver. In addition, the concentration of glucose in the fluids of hydatid cyst isolated from cow lungs was higher than in those isolated from the liver (0.62±0.00, 0.45±0.00 mmol/l, respectively). The current results revealed that the fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from liver showed (p?0.001) the highest concentrations of amino acids {proline (98, 82±3.07), tyrosine (171.15±4.9) and lysine (25.39±9.29) mg/dl), and (p?0.05) for methionine (91.92±1.11), cysteine (68.97±1.61), phenylalanine (21.53±10.80) in comparison with fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from lungs and adipose tissues. For adipose tissues, (p?0.001) the highest concentrations of glutamate (58.48±6.61 mg/dl), glutamine (53.53±4.96 mg/dl), serine (57.30±1.04 mg/dl), histidine (41.64±8.71 mg/dl), threonine (52.81±5.14 mg/dl), alanine (109.81±5.39 mg/dl) and leucine (34.81±1.30 mg/dl) in comparison with fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from livers and lungs. The arginine and valine (p?0.05) were the highest in the fluids of hydatid cyst of lungs (24.39±4.27, 100.72±10.82 mg/dl, respectively) in comparison with those isolated from the livers and adipose tissues. As for the concentration of amino acids in the surrounding tissue of hydatid cysts, the hepatic tissue recorded (p?0.001) the highest concentration of acids aspartic (105.52±5.14, glutamic (35.43±9.46 mg/dl) glutamine (114.72±5.02 mg/dl) Glycine (219.58±8.59 mg/dl) serine (32.97±1.10 mg/dl) arginine (47.90±1.04 mg/dl) threonine (56.03±3.94 mg/dl) alnin (17.74±4.74 mg/dl) proline (141.89±5.84 mg/dl) valine (202.81±8.45 mg/dl) methionine (225.99±5.72 mg/dl) sistine (109.39±3.61 mg/dl) Isoleucine (28.13±3.23 mg/dl) phenylalanine (77.92±2.93 mg/dl) respectively, compared with the tissue of the lung and adipose tissue. While recorded (p?0.001) the lung tissue highest concentration of acid histidine (40.94±2.65 mg/dl) and lysine (52.88± 2.16 mg/dl) mg/dl, respectively, compared with the liver tissue and adipose tissue. As for leucine (114.46±3.27 mg/dl) recorded (p?0.001) in adipose tissue highest concentration him compared with liver and lung tissues. As for the concentration of amino acids in the cyst wall of the of hydatid cysts, the cyst wall recorded (p?0.001) isolated from hepatic tissue highest concentration of acids (aspartic (261.38±8.80 mg/dl) glutamine (270.75±1.75 mg/dl) histidine (106.04±5.43 mg/dl) glycine (129.18±5.08 mg/dl) arginine (39.77±2.51) threonine (30.43± 4.63 mg/dl) alnin (30.54±3.25 mg / dl) methionine (182.50 ±1.50 mg /dl) proline (36.29±9.54 mg/dl) sistine (199.49±6.33 mg/dl) valine (154.63±6.98 mg/dl) Isoleucine (66.10±7.71 mg/dl) leucine (104.22 ± 3.94 mg/dl) phenylalanine (137.62±1.32 mg / dl) respectively, compared with cyst wall isolated from lung tissue and adipose tissue. As for the Lysine (33.62±2.5 mg/dl) recorded (p?0.001) highest concentration in the cyst wall isolated from lung tissue compared with cyst wall isolated from the liver and adipose tissue. As for the tyrosine (254.21±3.84) and glutamic (57.49±1.75) recorded (p?0.001) the highest concentration of them in the cyst wall isolated from adipose tissue compared with cyst wall isolated from lung tissue and the liver. For the concentration of amino acids in the fluids of hydatid cysts isolated from cow liver and lungs, the results showed (p?0.05) that the highest concentrations of alanine (85.88±1.42), tyrosine (21.41±0.39) and methionine (170.47±1.19) were recorded in fluids of lung cysts in comparison with the fluids of liver hydatid cysts. In contrast, there were no significant differences (p?0.05) in the concentrations of (aspartic, glutamic, glutamine, glycine, serine, histidine, arginine, threonine, proline, valine, sistine, leucine, phenylalanine, alnin and lysine between the hydatid fluids isolated from cow liver and lungs. As for the concentration of amino acids in the surrounding tissue of hydatid cysts cows show (p?0.05) that amino acids aspartic (288.47±10.13 mg/dl) and glutamine (270.79±2.97 mg/dl) recorded highest concentration in liver tissue compared with lung tissue. While recorded amino acid (p?0.05) alanine (230.58±1.38 mg/dl) proline (124.87±3.53 mg/dl) tyrosine (257.29±1.76 mg/dl) Isoleucine (296.44±2.06 mg/dl) and leucine (222.44±4.46 mg/dl) the highest concentration in the lung tissue compared with liver tissue. While no significant difference did not recorded in the other amino acids. As for the concentration of amino acids in the cyst wall showed cyst wall isolated from the lung tissue (p?0.05) of the highest concentration of acids valine (135.89±1.01 mg/dl) and leucine (169.65±2.64 mg/dl) compared with cyst wall isolated from hepatic cyst. While no significant difference did not recorded in other amino acids.
