REGULATION OF SERUM TOTAL PROTEIN AND GAMMA-GLOBULINS CONTENTS IN PIGS BY USING “YODIS-CONCENTRATE”

Authors

  • A. Trokoz National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine
  • V. Trokoz National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine
  • V. F. Radchikov Scientific and practical center of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus on animal husbandry, m. Zhodino

Abstract

In this article the influence of “Yodis-сoncentrate” on total protein
and γ-globulins contents in blood serum of pigs with different types of higher
nervous activity is discussing. For this research four animals groups of different
types of higher nervous system were formed, which had been fed by hydrophilic
solution of “Yodis Concentrate” 0.12 mg per kg, twice daily within 40 days. Blood
was drawn from jugular vein before starting of experiment and every ten days
through it. “Yodis-сoncentrate” less influenced animals with inert cortical processes
by content of total protein. Probable decrease (by 16.1 %; p<0.05) of relative
content of γ-globulins compare to initial index happened only in animals of weak
type on 40th day after feeding of “Yodis-concentrate” was initiated, and absolute
content of γ-globulins – only in pigs of unbalanced type on 30th day (by 20.1 %;
p<0.05). In animals of others typological groups, changes of γ-globulins levels
have a character of tendency. Further investigations will be implemented in terms
of seeking of new regulators of immunity of pigs, which will give the opportunity to
enhance the productivity of these animals.
Keywords: pigs, higher nervous activity, total protein, γ-globulins,
“Yodis-concentrate”

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