Publications by authors named "S Kisidayova"

An important feature of ruminal ciliates is their phenotypic plasticity, which makes their identification difficult. The common manifestation of the phenotypic plasticity in rumen ciliates is a change in their cell size and caudal spination. We analyzed various morphotypes of with five caudal processes (spines) taken from the rumen of European bison ().

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In this paper, the growth requirements, fermentation pattern, and hydrolytic enzymatic activities of anaerobic ciliates collected from the hindgut of the African tropical millipede are described. Single-cell molecular analysis showed that ciliates from the millipede hindgut could be assigned to the and a new species named n. sp.

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Article Synopsis
  • This study analyzes the population of rumen ciliated protozoa in free-living European bison from the Bialowieza primeval forest in Poland, examining samples from 18 animals.
  • The results revealed 12 genera and 32 morphospecies of ciliates, with a prevalence of type B protozoan populations in 56% of the bison, and an average total ciliate count of 2.77 × 10/ml.
  • The study is significant as the first report on this topic for European bison, showing medium ciliate density and high diversity, similar to that found in other ruminants like American bison.
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We investigated the effect of diets containing organic zinc and a mixture of medicinal herbs on ruminal microbial fermentation and histopathology in lambs. Twenty-eight lambs were divided into four groups: unsupplemented animals (Control), animals supplemented with organic zinc (Zn, 70 mg Zn/kg diet), animals supplemented with a mixture of dry medicinal herbs (Herbs, 100 g dry matter (DM)/d) and animals supplemented with both zinc and herbs (Zn+Herbs). Each lamb was fed a basal diet composed of meadow hay (700 g DM/d) and barley (300 g DM/d).

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