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Glass beads and proteinase K were added to 1.5 mL tube containing egg samples of A. ceylanicum.
Egg samples of A. ceylanicum were collected through an epidemiologic survey of hookworm infections in dogs (n = 254, Guangzhou) and cats (n = 102, Guangzhou) in two previous studies [ 10, 11], preserved in 2.5% potassium dichromate and stored at 4°C.
Egg samples of stage four (Vitale et al., 2006) were also placed in formalin (app. 1 g egg in 10 ml 10% buffered formalin solution containing 4% formaldehyde) for egg size measurements by microscopy.
Genomic DNA was extracted from egg samples (4 parallel of 12 15 eggs, 3 5 eggs and 1 egg) via an automated phenol-chloroform DNA extraction on the Autogenprep965 (Autogen, Holliston, MA) using the mouse-tail tissue protocol with a final elution volume of 100 µl.
Sulphamethoxazole was detected in 10%% of the egg samples at an average concentration of 15.5 ± 0.1 μg/kg.
After one week when the colonies had established and the marked queens had began to lay eggs, egg samples (N = 4 samples of 5 eggs each, or 20 eggs per colony) and worker attendants (N = 15) were collected for each colony and analyzed for DWV, BQCV and SBV.
A third set of egg samples was collected from females subjected to a photoperiod manipulation (PM) of ovulation.
A second set of egg samples was collected from females subjected to a hormonal induction (HI) of ovulation.
Over two sampling years, 75% (58/78) of the egg samples were infected with at least one virus whereof 32% (25/78) of the samples were infected with a single virus and 42% (33/78) were infected with multiple viruses.
Thermal protein denaturation of egg samples was analyzed by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) using the dynamic method, and estimated for several thermal schedules by kinetics analysis.
Five egg samples from each day of treatment were collected from Group A and B and then ciprofloxacin residue and selected biomolecules concentrations were analyzed.
