Efficacy of treatment with AR was also associated with a decrease in parasitic lesion intensity when compared to the AZA group. In contrast, the reduction of ectoparasitism in the group that received treatment with AR was associated with a significant decrease in the number of adult fleas, with a similar trend for nymphs.
The results of this study showed that there was no difference in ectoparasitism rates between groups A and B during the treatment period, and all animals remained in the control group. Positivity and intensity of lesions were evaluated by the following parameters: The number and relative abundance of fleas (Pulex penetrans), the percentage of dogs presenting ectoparasites, and the number of adult and nymphal stages of fleas at four months post-treatment. Forty-five beagle dogs were divided into three groups, and they were submitted to the following treatments: (A) AR (10 ml/kg/day orally for three consecutive days) (B) treatment with azadirachtin (AZA) alone (1 mg/kg orally for two consecutive days) and (C) control without treatment. In this paper, the effect of an aqueous extract of Artemisia annua (AR) in the treatment of canine ectoparasitosis (cites), referred to as "Mato Grosso State University, UEMU 91853, PR, Brazil, 2016" was investigated.
Since they remain a serious problem despite intensive research, there is an imperative need to find new methods to control them.
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I used to build these things years ago but can't seem to get PonyProg up and running with my ancient parallel AVR cable and for a one-off job (using the last SIO2SD board in the pile for a project) I don't fancy investing in a bunch of stuff I'll never use again. I wondered if anyone could help me with a 40 pin ATMEGA32 for an SIO2SD ( ).