TOPLAM İÇİNDE Kİ PAYI (%)
A- TÜRKİYE’NİN İÇ VE DIŞ POLİTİKASINA ETKİLERİ
1. Foram caracterizadas variações individuais entre os bovinos, nos níveis de IgG e no perfil de reconhecimento de antígenos do R. microplus após as infestações pesadas e leves;
2. Níveis maiores de IgG e números maiores de moléculas reconhecidas foram observadas quando o extrato de glândula salivar foi usado como antígeno, comparado com outros antígenos testados;
3. Níveis de IgG contra diferentes antígenos do carrapato foram maiores durante infestações pesadas comparando-se com infestações leves;
4. Infestações pesadas causaram uma diminuição no peso médio de carrapatos que completam o ciclo parasitário;
5. Nas primeiras infestações leves (infestações 7 e 8) observou-se número e peso médio de carrapatos semelhantes aos da primeira infestação, portanto a resposta imune desenvolvida após as infestações pesadas não foi protetora contra as primeiras infestações leves;
6. As infestações 10, 11 e 12 apresentaram números significantemente menores de carrapatos que completam o ciclo parasitário concomitantemente com os menores níveis de IgG contra os extratos de carrapato testados.
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