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1 Copyright is owned by the Author of the thesis. Permission is given for a copy to be downloaded by an individual for the purpose of research and private study only. The thesis may not be reproduced elsewhere without the permission of the Author.
2 DEVELOPMENT OF A NOVEL EQUINE COMBINATION ANTHELMINTIC AND A STUDY OF ANTHELMINTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY USING A LARVAL DEVELOPMENT ASSAY A THESIS PRESENTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF PHILOSOPHY IN VETERINARY SCIENCE AT MASSEY UNIVERSITY ZAHIDUL ISLAM FEBRUARY, 2000
3 i Abstract The occurrence of anthelmintic resistance to benzimidazoles and avermectin in cyathostome nematodes in New Zealand horses was investigated using a larval development assay (LOA) to conduct a small survey. For the benzimidazoles the analogue, thiabendazole was used and for avermectin the analogues, ivermectin and ivermectin aglycone were used in the LOA. The normal range of LOso values was estimated by assaying eggs from Kaimanawa feral horses (n = 22) for each analogue used. From these the mean LOso values + 2xstandard deviation was taken as the upper limit of normal. The survey involved domestic horses (n = 47) from several locations around New Zealand. For ivermectin and ivermectin aglycone 12% had LOso values higher than normal with resistance factors up to 5.3 and 6.8 respectively. This represents horses from three separate farms. For the benzimidazoles 43% of domestic horses had higher than normal LOso values with resistance factors up to 4.8. These results suggest that some nematodes in these domestic horses had an increased tolerance to avermectins and as well as to benzimidazoles. Two studies were conducted to assess the efficacy of a combination of abamectin (0.2mg/kg), oxibendazole (1 Omg/kg) and bithionol {5mg/kg or 7mg.kg). In the first study bithionol was included at 5mg/kg and in the second study it was included at 7mg/kg. These studies showed the efficacy of the combination was >98% against adult luminal stages of S. vulgaris, S. edentatus, cyathostomes, migratory stages of S. edentatus and third instar stages of Gasterophilus intestinalis. Efficacy against mucosal stages of cyathostomes (about 64%) and arterial stages of S. vulgaris (71 %) was poor. Inclusion of bithionol at 7mg/kg achieved an efficacy of 100% against A. perfoliata whereas at Smg/kg the efficacy was only 84.6%. In these studies the following species were identified: two species of Strongylus ( S. vulgaris and S. edentatus); three species of Triodontophorus (T. serratus, T. minor and T. tenuicollis); and twelve species of cyathostomes ( Cyathostomum coronatum, Cyathostomum labiatum, Cyathostomum catinatum, Cylicocyclus nassatus, Cylicocyclus leptostomus, Cylicocyclus radiatus, Cylicocyclus insigne, Cylicostephanus poculatus, Cylicostephanus minutus, Cylicostephanus calicatus, Cylicostephanus longibursatus and Cylicostephanus goldi).
4 ii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I am grateful and especially indebted to my chief supervisor, Dr. Bill Pomroy, for his scholastic guidance, continuous encouragement, valuable suggestions, constructive criticism, keen interest, patience and tolerance as well as friendly behavior during my study and the preparation of thesis. I would like to thank to Dr. Tony Charleston for his humour, willing assistance, valuable suggestion and helpful advice throughout the work which inspired and stimulated me during this study. I am grateful to the Virbac Laboratories Limited (NZ), for providing me with the opportunity, facilities, financial and technical support to undertake this study. In particular, I wish to thank Dr. Evan L. Key for his continuous support, incentive, technical assistance and friendly behavior throughout this study. I also wish to express my special gratitude to Mr. Paul J. Martin, Mr. Joseph F. Reagan, Mr. I an Pryor and Mr. Mark Watson for their encouragement and support. This research was jointly funded by the Virbac Laboratories Limited (NZ) and Foundation for Research, Science and Technology. I am highly grateful to them for awarding me the Graduate Research in Industry Fellowship (GRIF) scholarship, which enabled me to carry out this study. I also express my thanks to Novartis for my personal support. I would like to express my gratitude to Barbara Adlington and Shirley Calder for their technical assistance, support and advice during the course of my study. I am grateful to my parents, brothers, sisters and my wife Mrs. Thamina Islam and son Mst. Tanvir Islam. I am grateful to those who support and encouraged me in one way or other during the course of this study.
5 iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ABSTRACT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES LIST OF TABLES LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ii iii ix xi xiii 1.1 CHAPTER ONE: GENERAL INTRODUCTION AND LITERATURE REVIEW INTRODUCTION LITERATURE REVIEW Anthelmintic Benzimidazole Mode of action Efficacy of benzimidazole Mechanism of resistance Avermectins Mode of action Efficacy of avermectins Mechanism of resistance Bithionol Mode of action Efficacy of bithionol Combination drugs Anthelmintic resistance In vitro test for detection of anthelmintic resistance Egg hatch assays for benzimidazoles Egg hatch assay for levamisole Larval paralysis and motility test Larval development assay Adult development assay Tubulin binding assay Calorimetric assay
6 iv Genetic assays Parasites of horses Genus: Strongylus Strongylus vulgaris Strongylus edentatus Strongylus equinus Cyathostomes Trichostrongylus axei Parascaris equorum Strongyloides westeri Oxyuris equi Dictyocaulus arnfieldi Gasterophilus spp Gasterophilus intestinalis Gasterophilus nasalis Anoplocephala spp CHAPTER TWO: DOSE CONFIRMATION STUDY 2.1 Introduction 2.2 Materials and methods Animals Test site Test substance Study design Treatment regime Collection of samples and observations Statistical evaluation 2.3 Results Anthelmintic drenched dose Clinical observations Parasitological findings Strongylid egg counts Parasite counts Non-cyathostome luminal parasite counts Luminal cyathostome nematode counts
7 V Mucosal cyathostome nematode counts Peritoneal and arterial parasite stages 2.4 Discussion CHAPTER THREE- PRINCIPAL EFFICACY STUDY 3.1 Introduction 3.2 Materials and methods Animals Test site Test substance Study design Treatment regime Collection of samples and observations Statistical evaluation 3.3 Results Anthelmintic drenched dose Clinical observations Parasitological findings Strongylid egg counts Parasites counts Non-cyathostome luminal parasite counts Luminal cyathostome nematode counts Mucosal cyathostome nematode counts Peritoneal and arterial parasite stages 3.4 Discussion CHAPTER FOUR -TAXONOMY 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Materials and methods 4.3 Identification Genus: Strongylus Species: Strongylus vulgaris Species: Strongylus edentatus Genus: Triodontophorus
8 vi Species: Triodontophorus serratus Species: Triodontophorus tenuicollis Species: Triodontophorus minor Genus: Cyathostomum Species: Cyathostomum coronatum Species: Cyathostomum labiatum Species: Cyathostomum catinatum Genus: Cylicocyclus Species: Cylicocyclus nassatus Species: Cylicocyclus insigne Species: Cylicocyclus leptostomus Species: Cylicocyclus radiatus Genus: Cylicostephanus Species: Cylicostephanus poculatus Species: Cylicostephanus minutus Species: Cylicostephanus calicatus Species: Cylicostephanus longibursatus Species: Cylicostephanus goldi Summary of species identified Discussion CHAPTER FIVE -LARVAL DEVELOPMENT ASSAY OPTIMIZATION 5.1 Introduction Materials and methods Nematode egg recovery technique Larval development assay Data analysis Optimization experiment one Aim Materials and methods Results Conclusion Optimization experiment two Aim Materials and methods 106
9 vii Results Conclusion Optimization experiment three Aim Materials and methods Results Conclusion Optimization experiment four Aim Materials and methods Results Conclusion Optimization experiment five Aim Materials and methods Results Conclusion Optimization experiment six Aim Materials and methods Results Conclusion Optimization experiment seven Aim Materials and methods Anthelmintics Results Conclusion Discussion 114 CHAPTER SIX - SURVEY OF ANTHELMINTIC SUSCEPTIBILITY USING A LARVAL DEVELOPMENT ASSAY Introduction Materials and methods Animals
10 viii Kaimanawa feral horses Farm horses Anthelmintic Nematode egg recovery technique Larval development assay Data analysis 6.3 Results 6.4 Discussion CHAPTER SEVEN- GENERAL DISCUSSION 7.1 General discussion 124 APPENDICES 127 BIBLIOGRAPHY 213 APPENDICES Appendix I Standard Operating Procedures Appendix 11 The Larval development Assay Appendix Ill Data from the Dose Confirmation Study with AOB 198 Appendix IV Data from the Principal Efficacy Study with AOB 698 Appendix V Raw Data of Different Species Appendix VI Raw Data for Larval Development Assay (LDso and Co-efficient values of determine by anthelmintics) Appendix VII The proportion L3 values by animal by anthelmintic and mean control
11 ix Figure 4.1 a,b Figure 4.2a,b Figure 4.3a,b Figure 4.4a,b Figure 4.5a,b Figure 4.6a,b Figure 4.7a,b Figure 4.8a,b Figure 4.9a,b Figure 4.1 Oa,b Figure a,b Figure 4.12a,b Figure 4.13a,b Figure 4.14a,b Figure 4.15a,b Figure 4.1 6a,b ' Figure 4.17a,b Figure 4.18a Figure 4.18b Figure Figure 4.20 LIST OF FIGURES Photo of Strongylus vulgaris Photo of Strongylus edentatus Photo of Triodontophorus serratus Photo of Triodontophorus tenuicollis Photo of Triodontophorus minor Photo of Cyathostomum coronatum Photo of Cyathostomum labiatum Photo of Cyathostomum catinatum Photo of Cylicocyclus nassatus Photo of Cylicocyclus insigne Photo of Cylicocyclus leptostomus Photo of Cylicocyclus radiatus Photo of Cylicostephanus poculatus Photo of Cylicostephanus minutus Photo of Cylicostephanus calicatus Photo of Cylicostephanus longibursatus Photo of Cylicostephanus goldi. The mean proportion by organ of cyathostome species in control horses of the Dose Confirmation and Principal Efficacy Study trials (n = 3 horses per trial) The mean proportion by organ of cyathostome species in control horses of the Dose Confirmation and Principal Efficacy Study trials (n = 3 horses per trial) Mean proportion of cyathostome species in control horses of the Dose Confirmation Study and Principal Efficacy Study trials (n = 3 horses per trial) Total cyathostome worm counts in both the Dose Confirmation Study and Principal Efficacy Study trials (n = 3 control horses per trial) Page
12 Figure 4.21 Figure 6.1 Figure 6.2 Figure 6.3 Figure 6.4 The mean proportion by organ of cyathostome species in treated horses of the Principal efficacy Study trial (n = 3 horses) A typical dose response curve relating the proportion of developed L3 to logarithm concentration of ivermectin LDso frequency values of ivermectin aglycone in ng/ml of agar LDso frequency values of ivermectin in ng/ml of agar LDso frequency values of thiabendazole in ng/ml of agar X
13 LIST OF TABLES xi Table 1.1 Table 1.2 Table 1.3 Table 1.4 Table 1.5 Table 1.6 Table 2.1 Table 2.2 Table 2.3 Table 2.4 Table 2.5 Page Reports of the efficacy of oxibendazole at 1 Omg/kg against 5 susceptible nematodes in horses using faecal egg counts and larval cultures Efficacy of oxibendazole at 1 Omg/kg against different parasites in horses in controlled slaughter studies by different authors Reports of the efficacy of ivermectin at 0.2mg/kg against nematodes in horses using faecal egg counts and larval cultures Efficacy of ivermectin at 0.2mg/kg against different parasites in horses in controlled slaughter studies by different authors Efficacy of moxidectin at 0.4g/kg against different parasites in horses in controlled slaughter studies by different authors Efficacy of bithionol against cestodes in different animals by different authors Mean numbers of faecal strongylid egg counts of the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Non-cyathostome parasites recovered at necropsy from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Means numbers of luminal non-cyathostome parasites recovered from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses; efficacy by species Numbers of luminal cyathostome nematodes recovered at necropsy from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Arithmetic and geometric means of cyathostome nematode numbers recovered from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Table 2.6 Larvae recovered at necropsy after transillumination and 51 digestion methods of counting Table 2.7 Mean numbers of cyathostome nematode larvae recovered 52 from intestinal mucosa of the Control Group and the Treated Group horses by mucosal digestion or transillumination Table 2.8 Numbers of Strongylus spp. larvae recovered from 53 mesenteric arterial dissections and peritoneal sites of the Control Group and the Treated Group horses
14 Table 2.9 Table 3.1 Table 3.2 Mean numbers of Strongylus spp. larvae recovered from arterial dissections and peritoneal sites Faecal strongylid egg counts of the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Non-cyathostomine nematodes recovered from the intestinal lumen at necropsy from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses xii Table 3.3 Arithmetic and geometric means of luminal non- 65 Table 3.4 Table 3.5 cyathostome parasites recovered from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses; efficacy by species Number of cyathostome (small strongyles) recovered at necropsy from the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Arithmetic and geometric mean numbers of cyathostomes recovered from the intestinal lumen of the Control and Treated Group horses Table 3.6 Larvae recovered at necropsy after transillumination and 68 digestion methods of counting Table 3.7 Means of cyathostome larvae recovered from the intestinal 69 mucosa of control and treated horses by mucosal digestion or transillumination Table 3.8 Numbers of migrating Strongylus spp. recovered from 70 arterial dissections and sub-peritoneal sites of the Control Group and the Treated Group horses Table 3.9 Mean numbers of Strongylus spp. larvae recovered from 70 arterial dissections and peritoneal sites Table 5.1 Development rate of each stage using LOA test 107 Table 5.2 Development rate of each stage using LOA test 108 Table 5.3 Development rate of each stage using LOA test 109 Table 5.4 Development rate of each stage using LOA test 111 Table 5.5 Development rate of each stages in different concentrations 112 of ivermectin and in control wells Table 5.6 Table 5.7 Development rate of each stages in different concentrations of ivermectin aglycone and in control wells Development rate of each stages in different concentrations of thiabendazole and in control wells
15 xiii List of Abbreviations llg Ill Jlm JlM AM AOB AVM BZ c Ca Ch cm CMA D. DCS DMSO Dy E EDso ELC epg F FEC g GM H HCI HE ILC IVM K kg L microgram microliter micrometer micromolar arithmetic mean abamectin, oxibendazole, bithionol Avermectin Benzimidazole Control Canterbury Christchurch Centimeter Cranial mesenteric artery dorsal Dose confirmation study Dimethyl sulphoxide Drury Exported horse The dose that prevents 50% of the eggs to hatch External leaf crown eggs per gram Farm faecal egg count gram geometric mean Hastings hydrochloric acid highly effective Internal leaf crown lvermectin Kaimanawa kilogram I iter
16 xiv L1 First stage larvae L2 Second stage larvae L3 Third stage larvae 4 Fourth stage larvae LDso The dose that prevents 50% of the eggs develop into L3 larvae LOA Larval development assay LE less effective mg milligram MgSo4 magnesium sulphate ml milliliter mm millimeter NaG I sodium chloride ND not done NE not effective NM not mentioned No. number NTR Not recorded p Palmerston North p.p.m. Parts per million PES Principal efficacy study r coefficient of determination RF Resistance factor SD Standard deviation SF susceptibility factor SOP Standard Operating Procedure T Treated Ta Takanini TBZ Thiabendazole V. ventral wt weight
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