Abstract
The present study has been designed to gain insight into the impact of heat stress on physiological responses and expression profile of Heat shock protein (HSP) in Black Bengal goats. Also the objective of the present study has been to determine how the lymphocytes from Black Bengal goat breed response to increased ambient temperature with the expression of HSP 70 during in pre monsoon and post monsoon seasons of two different agro-climatic regions. Specificity of the desired products has been documented using sodium dodecyl sulfate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis followed by western blotting techniques. The expression of HSP 70 has been significantly higher (P<0.05) during pre monsoon season as compared with post monsoon season in both the region goats, under study. From present findings we can conclude that the HSP 70 expressions in the Black Bengal goat lymphocytes have been increase with the degree of thermal stress as well as with the magnitude of thermal fluctuations experienced by the animals.
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