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Influence of Starvation on the Behavior and Serum Proteins in Rain Quail (Coturnix coromandelica)

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/EASJALS.2020.v03i06.005

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The environmental changes due to human activities have been a constant cause of concern for all of us. They are the reason for creating a general condition of stress for all organisms including the Aves. The base for this study was starvation stress being observed due to lack of natural food available for Aves. The study focusses on behavioral changes observed as a result of induced conditions of acute starvation in Rain Quails (Coturnix coromandelica). Later their serum protein were observed using Gel Electrophoresis and the banding pattern in the gel surfaces revealed changes which showed definite presence of proteins being formed or inhibited due to stress conditions. The results were later discussed.

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