EKB Journal Management System
1.

BEHAVIORAL AND ENDOCRINOLOGICAL CHANGES OF SHEEP SUBIECTED TO ISOLATION STRESS

Pages 1-12
M.A. Abdel-Rahman
2.

EFFECT OF DIETARY ENERGY ON RESPONSE OF BUFFALOES WITH SMOOTH INACTIVE OVARIES TO GONADOTROPHIN RELEASING HORNIQNE INJECTION

Pages 13-23
A.A. Bakr; A.A. Ramoun
3.

SOME CHEMICAL CONTAMINANTS OF PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD IN DRIED EGG

Pages 24-35
Samia M. El-Hoshi; Ashraf M. Nazem
4.

MICROBIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF SHEEP’S AND GOAT’S MILK IN ASSIUT GOVERNORATE

Pages 36-46
M.S. Sabreen; Amal Ali Abdel-Haleem
5.

REVALENCE OF BACILLUS SPECIES 1N UHT MILK

Pages 47-53
A.A. Bahout
6.

PROTOZOAL F OODBORNE PATHOGENS IN SOME MEAT PRODCUTS

Pages 54-59
F.A. Shaltout
7.

TOXICOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF PROLONGED EXPOSURE TO y-HEXACHLOROCYCLOH EXANE IN CHICKENS

Pages 60-76
M. Abd El-Nasser; Z.M. Zaky
8.

SOME MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON THE TONGUE OF THE TURKEY

Pages 77-92
Mona Abd El-Fatah; Salma A. Mohamed; G.A.E. Youssef
9.

THE EFFECT OF HIGH CONCENTRATE DIET ON THE HISTOLOGICAL STRUCTURE OF THE SMALL [NTESTINE OF EARLY WEANED LAMBS

Pages 93-111
Mona Abd El-Fatah Ali
10.

CLINICAL ASPECTS OF SI-IE CAMEL MASTITIS (CAMELMYDROMEDARIUS) IN SAUDI ARABIA (Retrospetive Study)

Pages 113-119
A.A.B. Alhendi
11.

INFLUENCE OF SOME DISEASED CONDITIONS ON BLOOD SERUM LEVELS OF ANTIOXIDANT VITAMINS AND SOME TRACE ELEMENTS OF EGYPTIAN BALADY SHEEP IN ASSIUT GOVERNORATE

Pages 120-133
A.A. Ali
12.

FACTORS AFFECTING LIPASE PRODUCTION BY GEOTRICIHUM CANDIDUM

Pages 134-144
A.A. El-Shanawany
13.

STUDIES ON PNEUMONTC LUNGS OF SLAUGHTERED BUFFALO-CALVE AT ASSIUT GOVERNORATE:- 1-ATYPICAL BRONCHO-[NTERSTITIAL PNEUMONIA

Pages 145-155
Shahera M.R. Abdel Haseeb
14.

POSSIBLE CAUSE (S) OF BLACK COLOURATION IN THE BLACK TIGER SHRIM P, PENAEUS MUNODON (FABRICIUS) COLLECTED FROM THE RED SEA AT SA UDI ARABIA

Pages 156-165
S.H. Afifi
15.

MULTIPLE EXPOSURE OF ASIAN SEA BASS, (LAT ES CALCARIFER, CENTROPOMIDAE) TO CLOVE OIL: A HISTOPATHQLOGICAL STUDY

Pages 166-174
S.H. Afifi; S. Al-Thobaiti; B.M. Rasem
16.

ASSOCIATION OF VIBRIO HARVE YI WITH MORTALITIES IN THE BRDWN-MARBLED GROUPER, EPINEPHEL US F USCOGU TTA T US (FORSSKAL) RAISED UNDER GROWOUT CULTURE CONDITIONS

Pages 175-182
Salah H. Afifi
17.

PARASITIC GILL LESIONS IN NILE TILAPIA OREOCIIROMIS NILOTICUS FROM FISH FARMS IN SAUDI ARABIA

Pages 183-194
S.H. Afifi; S. Al-Thobiati; M.S. Hazaa
18.

BACTERIOLOGICAL AND HISTQPATHOLOGICAL STUDIES ON AEROMONAS HY DROPHILA INFECTION OF NILE TILAPIA (OREOCHROMIS NILOTICAS) FROM FISH FARMS IN SAUDI ARABIA

Pages 195-205
S.H. Afifi; S. Al-Thobiati; M.S. Hazaa
19.

LIVE ATTENUATED INFECTIOUS BRONCEHTIS VACCINE IN THE KINGDQIVI 0F SAUDI ARABIA

Pages 206-212
A. Azab; M. Moustafa; H. Al-Khalaf; M. Al-Hammad; S. Rashwan; S. El-Galad
20.

CAMPYLOBACTER INFECTION IN BROILER CHICKENS IN ASSIUT

Pages 213-222
Ashgan M. Sayed
21.

EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON GUMBORO DISEASE IN UPPER EGYPT*

Pages 223-241
M. Saif-Edin; M. Aly; Azhar M. Abd El-Aziz; Fatma M. Mohamed
22.

EVALUATION OF DIFFERENT INFECTIOUS BURSAL DISEASE VACCINES

Pages 242-254
Azhar M. Abd-El-Aziz
23.

PASTEURELLA HAEMOLYTICA AND OTHER AVIAN PATHOGEN S AS THE CAUSATIVE AGENTS OF SOME PROBLEMS IN BROILER AND LAYER CHICKEN FLOCKS IN ASSIUT GOVERNORATE

Pages 255-263
Azhar M. Abd El-Aziz
24.

INFECTIOUS LARYNCOTRACHEITIS DISEASE IN BROTLER IN ASSIUT GOVERNORATE

Pages 264-271
Ashgan M. Sayed
25.

HOUSE SPARROWS (PASSER DOMESTICUS NILOTICUS) AS A SOURCE OF SOME PARASITIC DISEASES T0 THE DOMESTICATED BIRDS AT GIZA GOVERNORATE, EGYPT

Pages 272-285
Bothaina A. Badawy
26.

SURGICAL RESECTION OF THE ALAR CARTILAGE IN EQUTNES

Pages 286-296
H.M. El-Maghraby
27.

ASSESSMENT OF THE REPRODUCTIVE PERFORNIANCE IN MARES USING DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND

Pages 297-309
M.E.A. Abou-El-Roos; H.M. El-Maghraby
28.

MONITORING THE POSTPARTUM OVARIAN ACTIVITY AND PREGNANCY IN SHE GOATS WITH NORIVIAL AND ABNORJVIAL PARTURITION BY MEASURING MILK AND FECAL PROGESTERONE

Pages 310-327
M.E.A. Abou-El-Roos; A.E. Abdel-Ghaffar
29.

EFFECTS OF ADRENALINE, CAFFEINE AND VERAPAMIL 0N THE CARDIAC CONTRACTILITY AFTER REST INTERVAL IN TELEOSTS AND AMPHIBIANS

Pages 328-348
M.F. El-Sayed