Serum biochemical profile of desi (indigenous) and crossbred cattle in West Bengal and their comparison in relation to productive efficiency.

摘要

The normal reference values of serum biochemical constituents of desi (indigenous) and crossbred cattle of West Bengal were studied. The comparison had also been done between the two breeds. From desi and crossbred cattle 43 and 38 blood samples were collected. Total protein, albumin, globulin, albumin and globulin ratio, alkaline phosphatase, alanine aminotransferase, aspartate aminotransferase, glucose, urea and blood urea nitrogen, cholesterol and creatinine were determined from serum. The mean values of biochemical constituents of desi cattle in same order were: 6.39+or-0.23 g/dl, 3.48+or-0.43 g/dl, 3.68+or-0.44 g/dl, 1.11+or-0.21, 12.54+or-1.98 ka units/dl, 23.60+or-1.16 u/l, 120.0+or-7.36 u/l, 54.30+or-2.45 mg/100 ml, 42.29+or-2.76 mg/100 ml, 19.75+or-1.29 mg/100 ml, 89.92+or-3.32 mg/dl and 1.38+or-0.05 mg/dl respectively. The mean values from crossbred cattle were in the same order: 6.68+or-0.17 g/dl, 4.23+or-0.32 g/dl, 2.16+or-0.33 g/dl, 2.43+or-0.42, 10.16+or-3.19 ka units/dl, 31.44+or-2.19 u/l, 124.59+or-9.39 u/l, 37.74+or-1.18 mg/100 ml, 34.54+or-1.68 mg/100 ml, 16.13+or-0.78 mg/100 ml, 134.43+or-8.30 mg/dl and 1.05+or-0.02 mg/dl respectively. The serum albumin, alanine aminotransferase, glucose, cholesterol and creatinine showed significant difference between the two breeds. But serum total protein, alkaline phosphatase and serum aspartate aminotransferase did not show any significant difference between the two breeds..