INFLUENCE OF HIGH ENVIRONMENTAL TEMPERATURES AND EVAPORATIVE COOLING ON SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL, HAEMATOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS IN HIGH YIELDING DAIRY COWS

By M. Koubková, I. Knížková, P. Kunc. 2002

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• Role of Heat Shock Proteins in Livestock Adaptation to Heat Stress (2017, background): “The environmental stress, particularly heat stress (HS) is the major concern in the livestock sector [4-6].”
• Biochemical and Physiological Changes during Thermal Stress in Bovines (2013, background): “A significant increase in plasma albumin levels was reported in cows [40] and buffalo calves [49] during heat stress.”
• Physiological adaptability of livestock to heat stress: an updated review. (2018, result): “Several other studies conducted in different livestock (Koubkova et al 2002; Chakravarthi et al 2004; Singh and Singh 2005; Chandra Bhan et al 2012) also reported the similar observation of increases in rectal temperature in animals exposed to high quantum of heat stress.”