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Abstract
A study aims to determine comparative pathology of induced anchylostomiasis was conducted in murine model. L3 larvae of Ancylostoma caninum were given at the rate of 200 larvae per rat orally and 1000 per rat through per cutaneous route in both healthy and diabetic groups as per the design of the experiment. Blood samples were collected on day 15, 30 and 45 for haemato-biochemical investigations. Decrease in Hb, PCV, TEC was observed in all groups as compared to healthy control. Leukocytosis with neutrophilia and eosinophilia was also recorded. An increase in glucose, cholesterol, ALT and AST was recorded in diabetic groups as compared to their counterparts. BUN and creatinine was elevated in all infected group. Similarly total protein and albumin gradually declines (after initial increase) in all the groups. Most of the parameters remain unaffected in group V as compared to control. It was concluded that the pathology of induced anchylostomiasis in murine model is more sever in diabetic group as evident by the significantly altered haemato-biochemical parameters when compare to their counterparts. This may be due to damage caused by non treated diabetes to different body system in addition to the anchylostomiasis.
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