New Findings Reported from Aswan University Describe Advances in Veterinary Medicine (Assessment of trace elements and metals status in imported Camels).

A recent study conducted at Aswan University in Egypt aimed to investigate the levels of mineral elements and metals in camel serum. The researchers used Inductively Coupled Argon Plasma (ICAP) to estimate the concentrations of various elements in the serum of 50 camels. The study found that some elements deviated from their normal values, which could indicate exposure to pollutants. Although there is a lack of data on camel species, these findings contribute to understanding the status of trace elements and heavy metals in camels. For more information, readers can refer to the Journal of Advanced Veterinary Research. [Extracted from the article]