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    <ns1:title language="en">Influence of Wormwood Seeds on Enzymatic and Non–enzymatic Activity in Blood of Broilers with Coccidiosis</ns1:title>
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    <ns1:description language="en">Abstract: Wormwood plants have been of great botanical and pharmaceutical interest and are
employed in folk medicine for a long time. Wormwood has been used successfully for many years
as a remedy against malaria and has been reported to exhibit antiprotozoal potential. Having in
mind that, this study aimed to investigate the effects of wormwood seeds on enzymatic activity and
non–enzymatic activity in broilers infected with coccidiosis. A biological experiment with broiler
chickens was performed on a total of 360 Ross 308 broiler chickens. Chickens were divided into
three experimental treatments with six replication each, respectively. Treatment I (WW1) was
uninfected with coccidia oocyst and untreated, treatment II (WW2) was infected with coccidia oocyst
and was kept untreated, while treatment III (WW3) was infected with coccidia oocyst and received
wormwood seeds in feed in the quantity of 1.5%. Blood was collected for the evaluation of
antioxidant status. Results of bloody diarrhea intensity of chickens have ranged from 0% (WW1; day
26th) to 99% (WW2; day 28th), respectively. Regarding the influence of dietary wormwood seeds on
fecal oocyst counts obtained results showed the highest oocyst in treatment WW2 on the 30th day of
the experiment (45115.7 oocyst number/g), which was significantly higher (p&lt;0.05) when compared
to treatments WW3 (623.3 oocyst number/g), and WW1 (0 oocyst number/g) on the same
experimental day. Our results indicate a significant (p&lt;0.05) increase in non-enzymatic activity and
higher catalytic enzymatic activity in blood hemolysates of infected broilers. Based on our research
it can be concluded that wormwood seeds can be used in feed for broilers as a prophylactic feed
additive to prevent coccidia oocyst development.
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    <ns1:keyword language="en">Keywords: Wormwood; Artemisia absinthium; antioxidants; poultry; parasites; enzymes</ns1:keyword>
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        <ns3:firstname>Ljiljana</ns3:firstname>
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