Detection of Sub-clinical Hemoprotozoan Diseases in Farm Animals Through Urinary Proteomics and Metabolomics Approach

Ectoparasitic infestations causing hemoprotozoandiseases are one of the major constraints for optimumproductivity from farm animals and profitable dairyindustry, especially in tropic and subtropics. Early diagnosis and propertherapeutic management can restrict the extent of production loss but field-level diagnosisrelies upon clinical symptoms and blood smear examination. Advancedtechniques requireswellequipped laboratory which is necessaryfor reliable diagnosis, hence an alternate diagnostic tool like biomarker discovery through Diseasespecific proteomic and metabolomics fingerprinting along with elucidation of disease-related pathway and molecular interaction profile can assist to develop sensitive point-of-care testsfor rapid, reliable, non-invasive and early diagnosis ofsubclinical hemoprotozoan diseases of farm animals.