Phospholipid content in pigs’ blood under stress condition
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.29418Keywords:
pre-slaughter stress, spleen extract, pigs, blood plasma, phospholipidsAbstract
The article is devoted to the researching of some phospholipids content in pigs’ blood plasma before slaughter. Obtained with the application of ultrasound spleen extract as the biologically active substances has been additionally entered to the pigs feed (I experimental group) at 5 days before slaughter. The results about influence biologically active compounds from the spleen extract at for pre-slaughter stress on separate phospholipids classes content in pigs’ blood plasma were obtained.
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