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Large scale outbreaks <strong>of</strong> peste des petits ruminants in sheep and goats in Thar desert <strong>of</strong> India127Table 1: Haematological values (Mean ± SEM) in healthy and PPR affected sheepS.SheepNo. Adults LambsParameterHealthy PPR affected Healthy PPR affected(n = 10)(n = 15)(n = 10)(n = 15)1. TEC (x10 12 / l) 7.92±0.23 8.99±0.31* 8.91±0.41 10.0±0.39*2. TLC (x10 9 / l) 9.98±0.31 6.0±0.37* 11.11±0.22 7.11±0.41*3. Hb (g/dl) 10.41±0.61 13.11±0.31* 13.34±0.51 15.12±0.31*4. PCV (%) 29.33±0.61 34.12±0.39* 34.12±0.58 37.22±0.34*5. DLC (%)NeutrophilLymphocyteMonocyteEosinophilBasophil35.3±0.3055.2±0.215.3±0.053.1±0.030.6±0.0261.8±0.30*35.2±0.21*2.3±0.01*1.1±0.01*0.2±0.001*36.3±0.2254.8±0.315.4±0.013.0±0.010.5±0.00160.9±0.25*35.8±0.20*1.9±0.01*1.1±0.01*0.15±0.001*6. Relative Viscosity 4.3±0.03 4.9±0.04* 4.6±0.05 5.0±0.03*7. Specific gravity 1.050±0.003 1.059±0.001* 1.055±0.002 1.060±0.001*8. ESR (mm/4Hr.) 1.93±0.04 0.20±0.04* 1.48±0.02 0.30±0.03*1. Figures in paren<strong>the</strong>sis indicate number <strong>of</strong> animals.2. In adults and lambs mean comparison has been madebetween respective healthy and PPR affected animalsfor each parameter. All <strong>the</strong> differences were significant(p≤0.05) as indicated by asterix.3. PPR = Peste des petits ruminants4. TEC = Total erythrocyte count5. TLC = Total leucocyte count6. Hb = Haemoglobin7. PCV= Packed cell volume8. DLC= Differential leucocyte count9. ESR = Erythrocytic sedimentation rateTable 2: Biochemical parameters (Mean ± SEM) in healthy and PPR affected sheepS.SheepNo.AdultLambsParameterHealthy PPR affected Healthy PPR affected(n = 10)(n = 15)(n = 10)(n = 15)1. Sodium (mmol/L) 130.11±1.89 140.12±2.00* 133.2±1.34 144.2±3.0*2. Potassium(mmol/L) 5.3±0.1 8.0±0.10* 5.5±0.10 9.12±0.09*3. Calcium(mmol/L) 2.40±0.025 2.25±0.022 NS 2.45±0.022 2.32±0.017 NS4. Phosphorus(g/L) 0.043±0.0034 0.040±0.0007 NS 0.045±0.0007 0.043±0.0003 NS5. Glucose (mmol/L) 2.48±0.072 1.65±0.055* 2.56±0.055 1.54±0.049*6. TSP ( g/L ) 71.2±1.0 61.0±3.1* 78.0±1.1 63.0± 1.1*7. Albumin( g/L ) 39.4±1.2 23.1±0.9* 41.2±0.9 23.8±0.9*8. Globulin( g/L) 36.0±0.9 36.9±0.8* 36.8±0.9 40.1±0.7*9. Creatinine(µmol/l) 97.24±3.53 185.64±2.65* 79.56±2.65 185.64±1.76*10. Urea(mmol/L) 3.83±0.018 4.99±0.021* 3.33±0.021 4.69±0.019*11. Cortisol(mmol/L) 0.165±0.011 0.259±0.019* 0.173±0.008 0.312±0.019*1. Figures in paren<strong>the</strong>sis indicate number <strong>of</strong> animals.2. In adults and lambs mean comparison has been madebetween respective healthy and PPR affected animals foreach parameter. All <strong>the</strong> parameters except calcium andphosphorus showed significant differences (p≤0.05) asindicated by asterix.3. NS= Non significant difference (p>0.05)4. PPR = Peste des petits ruminants5. TSP = Total serum proteins6. NS = Non-significant