ArticleJournal of veterinary research2025
A preliminary study through lymphocyte immunophenotyping of the effects of different forms of phosphorus deficiency on dairy cattle blood haematological parameters and immune status.
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- Understanding the soil-plant-animal interaction for minerals in grazing lactating cows for sustainable dairy production in high-altitude Amazonian tropics smallholders.Tropical animal health and production · 2026Article
- Phosphorus Metabolism and Function in Ruminants: Current Knowledge.Animals : an open access journal from MDPI · 2026Review
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Abstract
Introduction: The study determined the effects of different forms of phosphorus deficiency on white blood cell parameters in cows during the periparturient period and on the cows' immune status. Material and Methods: Thirty-two Holstein-Friesian cows aged 3-6 years were divided into four equal groups (I - control group, II - cows with atypical hypophosphataemia, III - cows with post-parturient haemoglobinuria and clinical hypophosphataemia and IV - cows with periparturient recumbency and clinical hypophosphatemia). The experiment used antibodies against CD4 Results: The TCD4 Conclusion: Long-term (even minor) phosphorus deficiency in an atypical form affects bovine cellular immunity (CD4 :CD8 ratio). In formerly affected cows, infectious diseases are more likely, even after their inorganic phosphorus level has been restored. Despite the less marked symptoms in animals with atypical hypophosphataemia, such animals have increased susceptibility to infectious agents and greater disturbance in their immune parameters.
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