Khomeiri M

Publications of Khomeiri M

• Effect of Chitosan coating on microbial spoilage, quality and shelf life of refrigerated Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) stored at 5±1°C

  Authors: Chamanara V., Shabanpour B., Gorgin S, Khomeiri M

  Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2011 and Giant Prawn 2011, World aquaculture society, India; 01/2011

• The influence of Chitosan coating enriched with Thymus vulgaris essential oil on the quality and shelf life of refrigerated Rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

  Authors: Chamanara V., Shabanpour B., Gorgin S, Khomeiri M

  Asian-Pacific Aquaculture 2011 and Giant Prawn 2011, World aquaculture society, India; 01/2011

• Response of Broiler Chickens to Different Levels of Nanozeolite During Experimental Aflatoxicosis

  Authors: Shabani A, Dastar B, Khomeiri M, Shabanpour B, Hassani S

  Journal of Biological Sciences. 01/2010;

  This experiment was conducted to evaluate the efficiency of nanozeolite against aflatoxicosis in broiler chickens. For this purpose, 336 male Ross 308 day old broiler chickens were allocated to 6This experiment was conducted to evaluate the efficiency of nanozeolite against aflatoxicosis in broiler chickens. For this purpose, 336 male Ross 308 day old broiler chickens were allocated to 6 dietary treatments, including a control corn-soybean meal diet without Aflatoxin (AF) and Nanozeolite (NZ) and five diets contaminated with 500 ppb AF and containing 1 of 5 levels of zero, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75 and 1% Nanozeolite (AFNZ0, AFNZ0.25, AFNZ0.5, AFNZ0.75 and AFNZ1, respectively). Data were analyzed as a completely randomized design with 4 replications and 14 birds per repetition. The results showed that the lowest weight gain and feed intake and the highest feed conversion ratio were related to diet containing 500 ppb AF without NZ (AFNZ0 diet). The birds were fed AFNZ0 showed lower weight gain in 2nd, 3rd and 4th weeks in comparison with control diet (p<0.05). AF led to reduce feed intake and increase feed conversion ratio in 3rd week (p<0.05). No significant differences observed between control diet and contaminated diets containing different levels of NZ for body weight gain, feed intake and feed conversion ratio at all weeks. Serum total protein, cholesterol and triglyceride concentrations were significantly lower in AFNZ0 compared to control diet (p<0.05). There was no significant difference between dietary treatments for serum albumin. These findings confirm that at least 0.25% NZ is sufficient to reduce the toxicity of AF in broiler chickens.

• Investigation of textural characteristics of Rainbow trout muscle coated with Chitosan bio-polymer enriched with Thyme essential oil

  Authors: Chamanara V., Shabanpour B., Gorgin S, Khomeiri M

  19th National congress on food technology, University of Tehran, Iran; 01/2010

• Investigation of Intestinal Microflora of Young Broilers and Their Growth Response to Feed Supplemented with Roxarsone, Avilamycin and Formycin Gold

  Authors: Ashayerizadeh O, Dastar B, M. Shams Shargh, Khomeiri M

  Journal of Science and Technology of Agriculture and Natural Resources. 01/2008;

  This experiment was conducted to determine the performance and intestinal microflora population of broiler chicks in diets supplemented with Roxarsone, Avilamycin and Formycin gold during starterThis experiment was conducted to determine the performance and intestinal microflora population of broiler chicks in diets supplemented with Roxarsone, Avilamycin and Formycin gold during starter period. A basal diet was formulated according to NRC (1994) recommendation for starter (0-21 d) period and also supplemented with appropriate amounts of the mentioned growth promoters. Each of the treatment was fed to 5 replicates of 18 Ross 308 male broilers. The birds were raised on pen floor for 21 days. The microflora population in crop and ileum parts was measured on appropriate bacteriological media. Results of experiment indicated that supplementation of Roxarsone and Avilamycin, especially their combination to broiler diets, significantly improved body weigh gain of birds (P