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Terpenes and essential oils (EOs) have a wide range of biological activities that could be explored in veterinary sciences. In this sense, their use has been proposed as a strategy to overcome the growing populations of gastrointestinal nematodes (GIN) resistant to the traditional anthelmintic (AH) drugs. In the present review, we analysed eleven scientific manuscripts aimed to evaluate the AH activity of terpene-rich plants (TRP) and EOs in small ruminants by using the in vivo approach. The sheep species was used in the 81% of works. Brazil is the country leading this research line, followed by the United States of America and Benin. All the analysed manuscripts employed the faecal egg count reduction test, while five manuscripts employed the controlled test —or trial— methodology. The activity of TRP and EOs on the faecal excretion of GIN eggs was variable, showing values between zero to 97%. Two manuscripts reported a reduction in the size of male GIN, as well as the fecundity of female GIN after administration of EOs. It would be worth to perform more works aimed to understand the relationships between plants, their secondary metabolites and the ruminants consuming them. Through the understanding of such interactions, we will be allowed to use these natural products as elements that could contribute to improve the nutrition and health of sheep and goats under different productive systems. ; Los terpenos y aceites esenciales (AcEs) poseen un amplio espectro de actividades biológicas que pueden ser exploradas en las ciencias veterinarias. En este sentido, su uso ha sido propuesto como una estrategia para enfrentar las crecientes poblaciones de nematodos gastrointestinales (NGI) resistentes a los antihelmínticos (AH) tradicionales. En la presente revisión analizamos 11 manuscritos científicos que, mediante la utilización del enfoque in vivo, evaluaron el potencial AH de plantas ricas en terpenos (PRT) o AcEs en pequeños rumiantes. La especie ovina fue utilizada en el 81% de los trabajos. Brasil es el país que ...

Titel:	In vivo anthelmintic activity of terpenes and essential oils in small ruminants ; Actividad antihelmíntica in vivo de terpenos y aceites esenciales en pequeños rumiantes
Autor/in / Beteiligte Person:	Torres-Fajardo, Rafael Arturo ; Higuera-Piedrahita, Rosa Isabel
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Zeitschrift:	Journal MVZ Cordoba, 2021, S. 2019
Veröffentlichung:	Universidad de Córdoba, 2021
Medientyp:	academicJournal
DOI:	10.21897/rmvz.v26.n3.2021
Schlagwort:	Ethnoveterinary gastrointestinal nematodes goat parasite egg count parasitic diseases plant secondary metabolites sheep Conteo de huevos de parásitos enfermedades parasitarias etnoveterinaria nematodos gastrointestinales cabras metabolitos secundarios de plantas ovejas
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In vivo anthelmintic activity of terpenes and essential oils in small ruminants ; Actividad antihelmíntica in vivo de terpenos y aceites esenciales en pequeños rumiantes