Levels of Fe,Mg,Zn and Cu in liver and small intestine on starveting guinea pigs
Sui Jian,Ren Chunlan. Department of Pathophysiology, Zhenjiang Medical College, Zhenjiang 212001
【Abstract】 Objective To study the relationship between starvation and the metal elements in liver and small intestine. Method Twenty-four guinea pigs were divided randomly into no-starving group as comparison, starving 24hr group,48hr group and 72hr group as experimental groups.The effect of starvation on Fe,Mg,Zn,Cu levels in liver and small intestine of guinea pigs was observed.Results 1.level of Fe,Mg in liver,Fe,Mg,Zn level in small intestine lowered along with the continunity of hunger. 2.Zn,Cu level in liver increased in experimental groups. 3.Cu level in small intestine increased at the early stage of starvation, decreased to normal level afterwards.Conclusion 1. starvation do effect distribution and metabolism of Fe,Mg,Zn,Cu levels in digest system.2. Fe,Mg,Zn,Cu levels in digest system and stress response may have interelation.
【Key words】 Starvation Stress Liver Small intestine
材料与方法
一、实验动物 本院实验动物中心繁殖短毛种豚鼠24只,4~5月龄,体重302.2±30.7克,雌雄各半,随机平均分成四组,①对照组:为不禁食组,②实验组1:24小时禁食,③实验组2:48小时禁食,④实验组3:72小时禁食。对照组动物自由进食,各实验组动物自由饮水。
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