Activities of some leucocyte lysosomal hydrolases of pigs under the effects of diverse stress models
Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal NutritionPublished 12 September 1996
A. Kołątaj, J. Bulla, J. Poltársky, B. Witek, Teodora Król
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Abstract
Zusammenfassung Die Aktivität einiger lysosomaler Hydrolasen bei Schweinen im Zusammenhang mit verschiedenen Modellstressoren Die Aktivitäten von BGAL, BGRD, APh, NAGL sowie Cath.D und L wurden in Leukozyten von H − ‐ und H + ‐ Schweinen bestimmt. Nach physischem Streß der Schweine (=Laufen bei 5 km/h; =30 Min) nahmen die Aktivitäten von BGAL, BGRD und NAGL bei den H − ‐Schweinen ab. Die Abnahme der BGAL—Aktivität erfolgte diskontinuierlich. Sie setzte allerdings erst 2 Stunden nach Beendigung des Stresses ein. Die Aktivität von APh, Cath.D und L nahm hingegen während der gesamten Versuchsdauer—ebenfalls diskontinuierlich—zu. Die Aktivitäten von APh, Cath.D und L waren in H − —Tieren—bezogen auf H + —Tiere—um 20 bzw. 38 % höher. Die Aktivitäten von BGAL, BGRD, NAGL und APh in H − —Schweinen waren 12 stunden nachdem eine Kanüle in die vena jugularis eingesetzt wurde, signifikant höher als nach 21 Tagen. Für Cath.D und L wurde ein gegenteiliger Effekt erzielt.
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