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Disinvasive efficacy of chlorine-based preparations of domestic production for eggs of nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis parasitizing in sheep
V. Melnychuk, I. Yuskiv
Stepan Gzhytskyi National University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnologies Lviv, Pekarska Str., 50, Lviv, 79010, Ukraine
Article info Received 17.09.2018 Received in revised form 22.10.2018 Accepted 23.10.2018
Correspondence author Vitaliy Melnychuk Tel.: +38-066-674-78-09 E-mail: melnychyk86@ukr.net
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Contents
1. Introduction......................................15
2. Materials and methods ............16
3. Results and discussion............16
4. Conclusions....................................18
References ..............................................18
Abstract
The paper presents the results of experimental researches on the determination of the disinvasion efficiency of chlorinated chemical preparations of domestic production of "Brovades-plus", "Bi-dez" and "Dezsans" of NPF "Brovafarma" (Ukraine). The conducted researches on the basis of the parasitology laboratory found that the studied disinfectants possess disinvasive properties in respect of non-invasive test culture of eggs of nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis (son Capillaria bovis) Lopez-Neyra, 1947, isolated from gonads of females of worms. The dissimilar stability of eggs of capillaries to the effect of the tested agents in vitro is proved. The most effective disinfectant in the case of eggs of capillaries of the species A. bovis was the preparation "Dezsan". The high level of its disinvasive efficacy (DE - 91.14-100.0%) was registered at the application of the preparation in 1.0-2.0% of the exposure concentration for 10-60 minutes. The chemicals "Bi-dez" and "Brovadez-plus" proved to be less effective in the relatively non-invasive test culture of A. bovis eggs. The high level of efficiency (DE -92.41-100.00%) of the "Bi-dez" was achieved with its use at concentrations of 1.5% (exposure of 30 and 60 min) and 2.0% (exposure of 10-60 minutes) The "Brovadez plus" preparation in vitro proved to be the least effective means of non-invasive test culture of nematode eggs of the species A. bovis, since a high level of disinvasive efficacy (DE - 100.00%) was achieved only with the use of 2.0% solution per exposure 10-60 min. It was established that the experimentally tested chlorine-based means of domestic production resulted in the death of eggs in the culture in due to the destructive effect of the components of the preparations on the shell, the caps of eggs of the capillaries, as well as on the germ in the middle of the egg. In experimental cultures treated with the means, the destruction of the shell of the egg in the location of the caps, the exit of morulae outside, the cessation of development or shrinkage of the embryo and deformation of the egg shell were recorded.
Key words: disinvasion, disinvasion action, test-culture of eggs, sheep, Aonchotheca bovis.
Citation:
Melnychuk, V., & Yuskiv, I. (2018). Disinvasive efficacy of chlorine-based preparations of domestic production for eggs of nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis parasitizing in sheep. Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary and Agricultural Sciences, 1(2), 15-18.
1. Introduction
Despite the large range of veterinary preparations in the modern drug market, invasive diseases of farm animals continue to grow on farms in both, Ukraine and other countries of the world (Bhutto et al., 2002; Velusamy et al., 2015; Boyko et al., 2016; Singh et al., 2016; Ola-Fadunsin and Ibitoye, 2017; Singh et al., 2017). Sheep farms of different forms of ownership have not become an exception. Among the most common parasitic diseases of sheep is the nematodosis of the gastrointestinal tract (Lindqvist et al., 2001; Borji et al., 2011; Boyko, 2015). This trend is explained by the developmental cycle of most nematodes, which occurs directly without the involvement of intermediates (Zajac, 2006; Romero et al., 2010).
It is known that the best conditions for the development of embryonic and post-embryonic forms of development of nematodes to the invasive stage are the superficial layers of
the soil, litter, the floor, where the pathogen comes from the faeces during the act of defecation. The abovementioned is confirmed by the numerous studies of scientists who prove that the soil is one of the objects of the environment most vulnerable to contamination with invasive elements, including eggs of capillaries of the species Aonchotheca bovis (Capillaria bovis) Lopez-Neyra, 1947 (Roeber et al., 2013; Stets and Voloshyna, 2016).
Contaminated with the stages of parasites, environmental objects are important in the proliferation and long-term preservation of exogenous stages of nematode development (Dubna et al., 2007; Yevstafieva et al., 2015).
In order to eliminate and prevent environmental contamination by invasive elements, there is a well-developed health improvement system that combines animal de-worming and disinfestation of environmental objects (Naidoo et al., 2016; Moazeni et al., 2017). Experience shows that the main and the most effective among the avail-
able methods of disinfestation is chemical, which involves the use of drugs based on various chemical compounds. According to the literature, the most effective are polycomo-tor drugs that contain several active substances (Zhu et al., 2013; Oliveira et al., 2013).
Taking into account already existing data of studies indicating the resistance of capillary eggs to the action of chemical agents, the issue of searching and approbation of modern disinvasive means of domestic production remains relevant for scientists, researchers and veterinary specialists (Yestafyeva and Natiahla, 2017).
Therefore, the purpose of our work was to study in a laboratory conditions the disinvasive properties of poly-comorphous chlorine-containing preparations of domestic production for eggs of nematodes of the species Aonchothe-ca bovis parasitizing in sheep.
2. Materials and methods
The research was conducted during 2018 on the basis of the laboratory of the Parasitology and Veterinary Expertise Department of the Poltava State Agrarian Academy. Test cultures of non-invasive eggs of the nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis, obtained from gonads of females of helminths, were used as test cultures for the study of the disinfestation properties of chlorinated agents "Brovadez-plus", "Bi-dez" and "Dezsan" of NPF "Brovafarma" (Ukraine), collected from the intestines of slaughtered sheep. The resulting mixture of eggs was washed with distilled water in separate Petri cups. The preparations were tested at concentrations of 0.5%; 1.0%; 1.5% and 2.0% at exposures of 10, 30 and 60 minutes.
A total of 24 Petri cups with cultures of eggs of nematodes were prepared. Separately, one control Petri cup was prepared with a non-invasive culture of eggs of capillaries that were not treated with preparations. To the pre-prepared mixture of capillary eggs was added the same amount of solution of the drug of a certain concentration. After suitable exposure, a mixture of eggs was washed four times in distilled water. Petri cups with a mixture of eggs of worms were placed in a thermostat at a temperature of 27 °C and cultured with periodic aeration until a mobile larva inside the egg appeared (27 days). Every five days, the cultures were examined under a microscope (x 100, x 400). It were noted: the degree of development of eggs, taking into account changes in the shell, deformation of the embryos and
the state of the development of larvae or their damage. Dis-invasive efficacy (DE) of solutions of drugs was determined by the formula:
DE = 100 - (Y1 / Y2) x 100, % = 100 , %
where, Y1 - number of live eggs in the researched culture;
Y2 - number of live eggs in the control culture.
The assessment of disinvasive efficacy was carried out according to the indicators: a high level of efficiency - 90100%, satisfactory - 60-89%, unsatisfactory - up to 60%.
3. Results and discussion
According to the results of the research, domestic preparations such as "Brovadez-plus", "Bi-dez" and "Dezsan" have disinvazial properties for non-invasive test cultures of nematode eggs of the species A. bovis (Table 1). At the same time, the best indicators of disinvasive efficacy in the in vitro experiments showed the disinfectant "Dezsan".
Thus, studying the disinvasive effect of "Dezsan" on non-invasive test culture of eggs of nematodes of the species A. bovis, it was found that the highest values of disinvasive efficiency (DE - 100.00%) is given by the preparation at its use at 1.0% concentration at exposure of 60 minutes and 1.5% and 2.0% at exposure concentrations of 10-60 minutes, respectively. It should be noted that the use of 1.0% solution of the preparation with a reduced exposure time (10 and 30 min) had a high level of disinvasive efficacy (DE 91.14-93.67%). The use of the product in the form of a 1.0% solution at exposures of 10-60 min resulted in a satisfactory level of disinvasive efficacy (DE - 73.42-86.08%).
When establishing the disinvasive properties of the "Bi-dez" preparation, it has been documented that the drug has a disinvasive capacity for non-invasive test culture of A. bovis eggs, but the performance indicators compared to the "Dezsan" drug were slightly lower. Therefore a high level of disinvasive efficacy has been registered with the use of a solution in the form of 2% solution for all exposures (DE -100.00%) and 1.5% solution at exposures 30 and 60 minutes (DE - 92.41 and 100.00% respectively). The satisfactory level of disinvasive efficacy was recorded when the preparation was used in 0.5 and 1.0% exposure concentration for 10-60 minutes (DE - 62.03-69.62% and 75.95-84.81% respectively), as well as for a 10-minute exposure at a concentration of 1.5% (DE - 89.87%).
Table 1
Disinvasive efficacy of chlorine-based preparations of domestic production in respect of egg culture nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis, %
Concentration of the drug
preparations 0.5% 1.0% 1.5% 2.0%
exposure of 10 minutes
"Dezsan" 73.42 91.14 100.00 100.00
"Bi-dez" 62.03 75.95 89.87 100.00
"Brovadez-plus" 53.16 73.42 82.28 100.00
exposure of 30 minutes
"Dezsan" 82.28 93.67 100.00 100.00
"Bi-dez" 65.82 79.75 92.41 100.00
"Brovadez-plus" 56.96 75.95 86.08 100.00
exposure of 60 minutes
"Dezsan" 86.08 100.00 100.00 100.00
"Bi-dez" 69.62 84.81 100.00 100.00
"Brovadez-plus" 59.49 79.75 89.87 100.00
The results of the research revealed that "Brovadez-plus" was the least effective in the non-invasive culture of nematode eggs of the A. bovis species, since the highest (100.00%) disinvassive efficacy showed only at a concentration of 2.0% at exposures of 10, 30 and 60 min Decreased preparation concentrations reduced its disinvasive efficacy. Therefore, the satisfactory level of disinvasive efficacy of the preparation is registered for the use of the preparation in the form of 1.0 and 1.5% solutions (DE - 73.42-89.87%) for all proposed exposures. It should be noted that the use of the preparation in 0.5% concentration at exposures for 10-60 minutes led to an unsatisfactory level of disinvasive efficacy (DE - 53.16-59.49%).
Thus, it was found that the drug "Dezsan" at concentrations of 1.0%, 1.5% and 2.0% was the most effective disinfectant in the A. bovis eggs.
A microscopic study of non-invasive egg cultures found that after the treatment with chlorine-containing agents during the experiment, the destruction of the egg shell in the area of the caps occurred, leading to the exit of the morula outside, the cessation of development and shrinkage of the embryo and the deformation of the egg shell (Fig. 1 a, b, c). These changes led to the discontinuation of the development and death of embryos in experimental culture eggs.
a b
Fig. 1. Changes in the eggs of Aonchotheca bovis, isolated from gonads of femal containing substances: a - destruction of the shell of the egg in the area of b - termination of the development of the embryo and its shrinkage; c - d
iales of worms, after application of chlorine-of the caps and outlet morula out; - deformation of the shell of the egg
c
At the same time, in the control culture, in 79.0% of eggs of capillaries, until the end of the experiment, the formed larva (Fig. 2), which was actively moving under the influence of heat on it, was detected.
20 mn
Fig. 2. Egg nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis of the control culture with the formed larvae at day 27 of the experiment
Consequently, experimental studies have found that the use of chlorine-containing disinvasive agents leads to the death of eggs of the capillaries of the species A. bovis, due to the destructive effect of the constituent components of preparations on the shell, eggs caps and their embryos.
According to the literature, a large number of researchers from many countries of the world, including Ukraine (Remmal et al., 2011; Boyko and Brygadyrenko, 2016), devoted to the study of disinfesive and larvocidal properties of disinfectants of various origins. The increased interest of
scientists of the veterinary profile to work with modern and promising means possessing ocidal and larvocidal properties indicates a significant distribution of helminthic diseases of animals, as well as significant contamination of environmental objects by propagating stages of parasites (Dubna et al., 2007). Basically, as test objects for the study of disinfes-tation properties of disinfectants, researchers used nema-todes of eggs of Ascaridita, since they have long been regarded as a benchmark for stability (Brewster et al., 2003). However, today, the high stability of not only the test cultures of the eggs of the ascarisate group, but also of other representatives of nematodes has been proved, which is confirmed experimentally (Oliveira et al., 2013; Melnychuk and Yuskiv, 2018). As the experience of scientists shows, the use of exogenous stages of the development of pathogens against which the struggle is being tested as a test object leads to the correct selection of means and modes of their application. This allows you to get high efficiency from the events. Therefore, our experimental research is relevant.
The conducted researches have established that chlorine-containing preparations of domestic production have dis-invazial properties, which is confirmed by the works of scientists (Berezovskyi and Nechiporenko, 2018). However, in our experiments, the nematode eggs of the species Aonchotheca bovis, a parasite of ruminants, were used for the first time in Ukraine as a test object. The modes of application of working solutions of preparations for the exogenous stages of the development of nematodes are determined and proposed. According to the literature (Yestafyeva and Natiahla, 2017), it is known that capillary eggs are resistant to most disinfectants, which is also consistent with our data. Thus, the data obtained in the experiments have an important theoretical and practical significance in the plan-
ning and implementation of measures to control and prevent the capillarization of ruminants.
4. Conclusions
According to the results of in vitro studies it was determined that domestic preparations such as "Brovadez-plus", "Bi-dez" and "Dezsan" have disinvasive properties in noninvasive test cultures of nematodes of the species Aonchotheca bovis isolated from sheep. It was recorded that the most effective disinfectant (91.14-100.0%) in the case of eggs of capillaries of the species A. bovis was the preparation "Dezsan" at concentrations of 1.0%, 1.5% and 2.0% at exposures of 10-60 minutes. "Bi-dez" and "Brovadez-plus" preparation were less effective in A. bovis egg culture because of higher levels of worker solutions (1.5%, 2.0% and 2.0%) were required for high levels of efficacy. The investigated means led to the death of capillary eggs from experimental test cultures, due to the destructive action of preparations on their shell, caps and embryos.
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