Application of hexachlorophene in preparing medicine for resistance to Eimeria tenella

Abstract

The invention discloses an application of hexachlorophene in preparation of a drug resistant to Eimeria tenella. The hexachlorophene and pharmaceutically acceptable excipients are evenly mixed and added in water or feed. The animal infection experiments confirm that the anticoccidial index (ACI) of the hexachlorophene reaches over 168.8, and the hexachlorophene has better effect in resistance to the Eimeria tenella.

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Technical field [0001] The present invention involves a new purpose of hexide phenol, which specifically involves the application of hexide phenols in preparation of antin tender Emi Earlobe drugs. Background technique [0002] Chicken ball disease is the most important epidemic in the production of intensive chicken industry. The economic loss caused by this year is as high as more than 2.5 billion pounds. Eimeriaspp ), Of which the most harmful is the tender Emi Earlin cage ( Eimeria Tenella To.Although my country has no accurate statistics so far, the most conservative estimation of its losses should not be less than 2.5 billion yuan.Chemical drug treatment is one of the important measures to control chicken and coccida disease, but the current chicken balls are wide and serious, and the new anti -corms drugs are urgently needed. [0003] Hexachlorophene, chemical name, 2,2′-sub-armor (3,4,6-coxhenol), also known as methyl chloroltol; toxicol, etc.It is a compound with white o...

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[0005] Hexachlorophene has good antibacterial effect on Gram-positive bacteria, but poor effect on Gram-negative bacteria, and has no effect on Mycobacterium tuberculosis and spores

[0007] So far, there has been no report on the effect of hexachlorophene against Eimeria tenella, and it is impossible to infer whether hexachlorophene has an anti-Eimeria tenae effect based on the known properties of hexachlorophene

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