FAUNA, MORPHOLOGY AND SYSTEMATICS OF PARASITES
The results of helminthological and ecological researches of domestic and wild animals in the Kaliningrad area are indicated. The potential possibility of ex- change of helminths between wild and domestic animals is established. Specific structure of helminths, structure of parasitocenosis of domestic and wild animals are determined. Seasonal changes of distribution of helminths is clarified. The in- dexes of distribution and abundance of helminths is designed

Fauna of helminthes of wild carnivorous in Voronezh region is presented by 33 species, including 6 species - Trematoda, 9 - Cestoda, 17 - Nematoda. The highest rates of specific variety of helminths are noted at fox - 24 species. Two species of cestodes - Echinococcus multilocularis and Taenia krabbei and five species of nematodes - Dirofilaria immitis, D. repens, Ascaris columnaris, Stron- gyloides martis and Eucoleus paranalis are registered in Voronezh region for the first time

ECOLOGY AND BIOLOGY OF PARASITES
The survival of Toxocara canis eggs at different stages at influence of ultra- sonic field of different power is studied. Higher stability of T. canis eggs at a stage of an invasive larva to ultrasound influence is established. Ultrasound can be used for a disinvasion of laboratory glassware, tools, water and the dry rest on treatment facilities

The seasonal dynamics of Parascaris equorum infection in horses in terms of the Chechen Republic is studied. P. equorum infestation in young horses varies slightly during the year. In the autumn infestation in young horses increases to 48,1 %.

EPIZOOTOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY AND MONITORING OF PARASITIC DISEASES
It has been established that marine fish can directly or indirectly maintain the trichinellosis cycle, as they play a role of mechanical transmitters of the disease. While passing through the gastrointestinal tract of fish, larvae remained viable and infective 49 hours after ingestion.

The analysis of parasitic diseases in the territory of the Amur region is carried out. Distribution of helminthosis on the frequency of occurrence and prevalence of parasites in certain areas is considered. Clonorchosis - one of the most widespread helminthosis in the Amur region

In private households of foothill zone of the North Caucasus tapeworm infection in cattle varies from 25,7 % to 36,4 % with a mean intensity of infection of 23,0±1,9 larva. The vast majority of cows infected with Echinococcus granulosus are registered in the village Gerpegezh (36,4 %).

TREATMENT AND PREVENTION
Objective of research. The purpose of the study is to test the effectiveness of anthelmintic helminthiasis of the digestive tract of cattle and to offer practices for the most effective of them. Materials and methods. Tests of anthelmintic held in LLP "Diet" West Kazakhstan region 40 animals, spontaneously infested strangulate of the digestive tract. Cattle were divided into 4 groups of 10 animals each. Animals of the first group was administered ivermec 1% solution intramuscularly in a dose of 0.2 mg/kg at ET rate of 0.02 ml/kg Animals of the second group asked alot oral-suspension in a dose of 7.5 mg/kg on ET rate of 0.75 ml/kg of Levamisole was administered subcutaneously to animals of the 3rd group at a dose of 7.5 mg/kg at a rate of 0.1 ml/kg. Animals of the fourth group was used and served as control. The effectiveness of the drugs considered through 18 days after deworming according to the results Koprivshtitsa studies by flotation using counting chambers WIKIS and efficiency calculation type "control test". Results and discussion. In the first group the efficacy was 100%. In the second group, EE - 90%, IE-98,9%. In the third group EE-80%, IE-98,5%. In the fourth group the invasion of animals has not significantly changed and amounted to 108,1 beginning of the experiment and after 18 days of 110.4 of strongest. Thus, ivermec is most effective during the helminthiasis of the digestive tract of cattle.

Abstract Objective of research. The aim of the study was to examine the effectiveness of alvet-suspension when strongylatosis the digestive tract of sheep. Materials and methods. Test alvet-suspension was carried out in LLP "Diet" West Kazakhstan region 40 sheep, spontaneously infested strangulate of the digestive tract. Sheep were divided into 4 groups of 10 animals each. The sheep of the first group asked alot oral-suspension in a dose of 5 mg/kg on ET rate of 0.05 ml/kg Animals of the second group was administered ivermec 1% solution intramuscularly in a dose of 0.2 mg/kg at ET rate of 0.02 ml/kg of Levamisole was administered subcutaneously to sheep 3-the third group at a dose of 7.5 mg/kg at a rate of 0.1 ml/kg Animals of the fourth group was used and served as control. The effectiveness of the drugs considered through 18 days after deworming according to the results Koprivshtitsa studies by flotation using counting chambers WIKIS and efficiency calculation type "control test". Results and discussion. Extendedrequest (EE) and intensifications (IE) alvita-suspension was respectively 90 and 96 %. 9 out of 10 treated Alvestam-suspension of the first group of animals freed from worms. In the second group, which used ivermec, worming released 9 of the 10 treated animals. EE and IE was 90 and 95 %. In the third group, which used the levamisole, the worms have released 7 of the 10 treated animals. EE and EI were 70 and 78 %. The low efficiency of levamisole compared with other drugs can be explained by the development of resistance to the action of strongest of the digestive tract, as this anthelmintic was used previously. During the experience the invasion of animals of the control groups were not significantly changed. Alvet-suspension 10 % in a dose of 5 mg/kg in a production environment is a highly effective drug when strongylatosis the digestive tract of sheep.

Abstract Objective of research: to study the inactivation of eggs of Opisthorchis felineus and Diphyllobothrium latum in the water by the narrowband ultraviolet excimer lamp radiation 222 and 282 nm depending on the surface radiation dose. Materials and methods: Helminth eggs were detected by the Kato technique. The revealed eggs were flushed into a plastic container with the distilled water and exposed to UV. The inactivation of eggs was confirmed by the method of optical microscopy. Results and discussion: It was found that the recovery of helminth eggs from water was 40-70% more efficient by using UV radiation at 222 nm than at 282 nm. In addition, the surface radiation dose at 222 nm (up to 5 mJ/cm2) was one order less than at 282 nm (up to 100 mJ/cm2). Up to 30 % of the initial amount of Opisthorchis felineus eggs were inactivated at 282 nm surface radiation dose (up to 100 mJ/cm2). Up to 85 % of the initial quantity of Opisthorchis felineus eggs were inactivated at 222 nm radiation on the water surface (up to 5 mJ/cm2). Up to 56 % of Diphyllobothrium latum eggs were inactivated at the comparable 222 nm surface radiation dose. Due to the higher photon energy, the more intensive shortwave radiation at 222 nm breaks shells of Opisthorchis felineus eggs more effectively. We have a reason to suppose that some features of Diphyllobothrium latum egg shells make its inactivation at 222 nm less efficient in comparison with the inactivation of Opisthorchis felineus eggs at the same wavelength of radiation.

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