Metadinium in rumen fluid
Jul 10, 2019 • 1:15 AM UTC
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lakshmisundaram
I am Dr.S.Meignanalakshmi, working as Professor, at the Directorate of Centre for Animal Health Studies, TANUVAS, Chennai-51. Working on Foldscope project on "Foldscope for diagnosis of Rumen Acidosis and parasitic infections in cattle" sanctioned by DBT
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DBT Foldscope scheme – “Foldscope for dignosis of rumen acidosis and parasitic infection in cattle”.
Rumen fluid was collected from a healthy cow. Smear was prepared with one drop of rumen fluid, stained with lugol’s iodine and visualized under foldscope. Protozoa under the genus Metadinium was identified based on the morphology- two skeletal plates fused poateriorly, flattened ellipsoidal body.
Rumen fluid was collected from a healthy cow. Smear was prepared with one drop of rumen fluid, stained with lugol’s iodine and visualized under foldscope. Protozoa under the genus Metadinium was identified based on the morphology- two skeletal plates fused poateriorly, flattened ellipsoidal body.
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