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Trypanosoma evansi (T. evansi) infection (surra) is widespread in the tropical and subtropical areas of the world such as Asia, Africa, Middle East, Central and South America causing great economic loss due to reduced traction power [1] and death of affected animals [2]. Camels, cattle horses, donkeys, zebra, mules, dogs and pigs are amongst the animals affected and lose weight progressively until they ultimately die [3,4]. The transmission of T. evansi among animals is mechanical, by biting flies especially by those of the genera; Tabanus sp, and Stomoxys sp, Haematopota sp, Lyperosia sp and Chrysops sp [5] as well as transplacentally in donkeys [6].

Fluctuations in Blood Glucose level of Donkeys Infected with Trypanosoma evansi