Animal Physiology : Role of Animal Sciences in National Development : Vol. 4
Contents: 1. Effect of imidacloprid on Alkaline phosphatase activity in soil isolates Escherichia coli and Brevundimonas sp. MJ 15/A.A. Shetti and B.B. Kaliwal. 2. Antibiotic efficacy of bacterial mastitis induced in lactating mice/Jayaraj F. Chinchali and Basappa B. Kaliwal. 3. Role of phytochemicals in combating diabetes mellitus: present status and future prospects/Suneel Didamanil and Basappa Kaliwal. 4. Isolation, screening and molecular characterization of polyhydroxybutyrate (PHB) producing soil bacterium lysinibascillus sphaericus/Gurubasappa G. Biradarl, Shivasharana C. T and Basappa B. Kaliwal. 5. L-Aspraginase: a boon for cancer treatment/N.S. Mahabal and B.B. Kaliwal. 6. Characterisation of a-galactosidase and its biological importance/Gangadhar C. Gouripur and Basappa B. Kaliwal. 7. Cr6+ induced oxidative stress and altered expression of p53 and bax genes in fish channa punctatus (bloch)/Yashika Awasthi and Sunil P. Trivedi. 8. Antidiabetic activity of methanolic extract of flower of sphaeranthus indicus linn. And root ziziphus jujube mill. In rat/Namrata Mahajan and Manojkumar Chopda. 9. Anticrobial and preliminary biochemical properties of crude extract of intertidal sponge, halichondria panicea (pallas, 1766) localized in ratnagiri, west coast of India/Dinesh S. Kharate and Satish S. Mokashe. 10. Effect of pyraclostrobin (20% wg) on enzymatic activities of sdh and Idh in fresh water fish Iabeo rohita (Hamilton)/A. Anitha, V. Lalitha, Ch. Anitha Smruthi and V. Venkata Rathnamma.
11. Histology of digestive gland of achatina fulica (bowdich) induced due to acrylic acid derivatives from nashik district/Desai Ashok E. and Jadhav Kirti K. 12. Detection and quantification of histidine rich protein 3 (hrp3) of plasmodium falciparum using sandwich elisa/Palam B. 13. Antitrypanosomal activity of murraya koenigii invitro/sujith S. and Priya M.N. 14. Neuroprotective effect of propolis and naringenin againt antituberculosis drugs induced toxicity/Shamli D. Gupte, Nisha Saha and Monika Bhadauria. 15. Therapeutic effect of propolis against combined consumption of alcohol and high fat diet induced neurotoxicity/Tanmoy Sannigrahi, Hemeshwar Kumar Chandra and Monika Bhadauria. 16. Antipyretic activity of successive extract of flowers of sphaeranthus indicus linn.in rat/Madhuri Suralkar, Karvina Patil, Shoib Khan, Namrata Mahajan and Manojkumar Chopda. 17. Biopesticides : an ecofriendly pulse protection approach/B.S. Chandel and Arti Singh. 18. Qualitative and quantitative phytochemical estimations of ehtanolic extract of rungia parviflora linn/Neha Verma and Monikia Bhadauria. 19. Qualitative and quantitative estimation of phyto-constituents in indigofera linifera linn. extract/Sushama Sahu and Monika Bhadauria. 20. Analgesic activity of silver nanoparticals (agnps) of sphaeranthus indicus linn. in rat/Mayur Walde, Roshan Patil, Mayru Sonawane and Madhukar Rathod. 21. Role of probiotics supplementation on growth of eudrilus eugeniae/Divya V. Mujeebunisha M. Saravanam, S. Vasanthkumar D. and Aruna D. 22. Effect of reduced condition in shrimp pond sediment on sulfide and methane production/D. Thulasi, M. Vasanth, M. Muralidhar, R. Saraswathy, P. Kumaraja, N. Lalitha and A. Nagavel. 23. Histopathological changes in liver and kidney due to sodium fluoride administration in albino mice in three generations study/A. Jayasankar, P. Sudarsanam and Muniya Naik. 24. Admixture f ricinus communis and camellia sinensis extracts affects the porcine ovarian granulose cell functions and steroidogenesis/Sushmita Nath, Attila Kadasi, Roland Grossmann, Alaxendar V. Sirotkin, Adriana Kolesarova, Anupam Das Talukdar and Manabendra Dutta Choudhury.
Animal physiology is the study of the internal physical and chemical functions of animals. Professionals in this field may explore the makeup of animals, including their genetics, behaviours and their biological structure. A degree in animal physiology can lead to opportunities in a wide variety of areas, including fisheries, veterinary sciences and pharmaceutical research. This book entitled “Animal Physiology” consists of 25 chapters. The chapters are mainly focused on the physiological changes in the animals when exposed to toxicants, drugs, phytochemicals, etc., The authors have put an effort to explain each and every point of respective studies. This book has been brought to the society, keeping in mind students of graduate and post graduate, research scholars and teaching faculty.
