arprinocid

09/01/1978 - "On the basis of these studies, it is concluded that arprinocid at levels of 60 ppm to 70 ppm is effective in controlling coccidiosis in broilers, even that caused by isolates refractory to many of the marketed products."
01/01/1978 - "Efficacy of arprinocid against coccidiosis of broilers in battery and floor-pen trials."
07/01/1978 - "Eight floor pen trials were conducted to determine the effect of arprinocid on the weight, feed efficiency, and histological lesions of broiler chickens exposed to coccidiosis. "
01/01/1979 - "Arprinocid was tested against coccidiosis in turkeys reared in floor pens. "
01/01/1979 - "Based on the results of these pen trials, arprinocid at levels of 50 to 70 ppm in feed is a highly efficacious compound for the prophylaxis of coccidiosis, preventing mortality, and permitting good growth and feed conversion under conditions of both mild and severe infection pressure."

03/01/1980 - "The efficacy of arprinocid was tested against artificial infections of mixtures of Eimeria spp. in broiler chickens under floor pen conditions in 3 experiments. "
04/01/1988 - "Arprinocid in a daily oral dose of 136 micrograms regularly protected mice against an otherwise fatal infection with RH T. "
10/01/1979 - "Arprinocid at 50 ppm also greatly reduced the development of resistance to infection but 20 ppm did not. "
01/01/1979 - "Based on the results of these pen trials, arprinocid at levels of 50 to 70 ppm in feed is a highly efficacious compound for the prophylaxis of coccidiosis, preventing mortality, and permitting good growth and feed conversion under conditions of both mild and severe infection pressure."

01/01/1979 - "Performance improved with increasing levels of arprinocid through 120 ppm, but weight gains were depressed at 180 ppm. Lesion scores were significantly and progressively reduced by treatment with 60, 90, 120, and 180 ppm of arprinocid. "
09/01/1978 - "Arprinocid prevented mortality, increased weight gains, and reduced or eliminated intestinal lesions and oocyst production. "
04/01/1982 - "Weight gain was significantly depressed at 1.5X with arprinocid, halofuginone, and salinomycin, at 1 to 2X with monensin, at 2X with lasalocid, and at 2.5X with nicarbazin. "

06/01/1987 - "Chemotherapeutic effect of arprinocid in experimental cryptosporidiosis."
04/01/1982 - "The therapeutic efficiency of 16 anti-microbial agents (Ethopabate, Nicarbazin, Sulphaquinoxaline, Furaltadone, Enterolyte-N, Sulphamethazine, Trinamide, Amprol, Phenamidine, Zoaquin, Halofuginone, Salinomycin, Monensin, Emtryl, Arprinocid and Amprolium) were examined against Cryptosporidium infections in mice. "

10/01/1986 - "Potent in vivo activity of arprinocid, a purine analogue, against murine toxoplasmosis."