10 Oct 2001
10 Oct 2001
The Effect of the Slaughter Method, Inbred, Age and Race on the Glutathione Level in some Organs of Rabbits (short communication)
G. Swiderska-Kolacz, A. Kolataj, and J. Klusek
G. Swiderska-Kolacz et al.
G. Swiderska-Kolacz, A. Kolataj, and J. Klusek
- Department of Genetics, Pedagogical University in Kielce Konopnickiej 15 25-406 Kielce, Poland
- Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrz^biec 05-551 Mroków, Poland
- Department of Genetics, Pedagogical University in Kielce Konopnickiej 15 25-406 Kielce, Poland
- Institute of Genetics and Animal Breeding, Polish Academy of Sciences, Jastrz^biec 05-551 Mroków, Poland
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Abstract. Seventy day old New Zealand rabbits had a significantly higher level of glutathione /GSH/ in the liver, kidney and muscle than the animals aged 140 days. The random and inbred mated New Zealand rabbits revealed higher its concentration than those of the Bay Black breed.
Injection of 10% MgS04 Solution caused an increase of glutathione level in the studied liver, kidney and muscle.
