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雞精對大白鼠體內抗氧化狀態的影響

本研究共分為兩個部分:第一部分為探討攝取雞精對正常大白鼠體內抗 氧化狀態之影響。實驗動物為雄性 Sprague-Dawley (SD) 大白鼠,分為 四組,控制組餵予以 AIN-76 為基礎的飼料,其他組則分別添加 1.5 、 3 .0 、 7.5 mL/kg body weight/day 雞精量。於 0 、 2 、 4 、 8 週時收集血 液樣本進行相關生化值之分析,並於第 8 週時將大白鼠犧牲取肝臟進行 分析。第二部分是利用腹腔注射四氯化碳給予實驗動物氧化壓力,探討 雞精的投與對於在氧化壓力下之大白鼠體內抗氧化狀態是否有影響。實 驗動物、分組及飼料組成份均和實驗一相同。於第四週起每週以腹腔注 射四氯化碳 (0.2 mL/100g body weight) ,於 0 、 2 、 4 、 6 、 8 週時收 集血液樣本進行分析,並於第 8 週時將大白鼠犧牲取肝臟進行相關生化 值之分析。分析項目為抗氧化物濃度、抗氧化酵素活性、總抗氧化力、

脂質過氧化物、肝功能指數。由結果可知,雞精對於正常大白鼠之總抗 氧化狀態及抗氧化酵素活性並無顯著影響,但血漿中脂質過氧化物則有 增加的趨勢。而攝取雞精可以延緩因注射四氯化碳所帶來肝臟受損的情 況,且可增加氧化壓力下之大白鼠的抗氧化酵素活性。雖然血漿中脂質 過氧化物亦有增加之趨勢,但於總抗氧化狀態與控制組無顯著性地影響。

因此,攝取雞精可提供抵抗外來壓力的保護作用,但對於增進大白鼠體 內抗氧化力方面,仍須進一步評估。

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Effects of Chicken Essence on the Antioxidative Status in Rats

The study included two objectives: 1. The effects of chicken essence on the antioxidative statu

s in normal rats. 2. The effects of chicken essence on the antioxidative status in stress-induced

rats. The animals in both experiments were normal male Sprague-Dawleys (SD) and randomly

assigned into four groups, control (AIN-76), low dose chicken essence diet (AIN-76 plus 1.5

mL/kg/ day), medium dose chicken essence diet (AIN-76 plus 3.0 mL/kg/ day) and high dose

chicken essence diet (AIN-76 plus 7.5 mL/kg/ day). Blood samples were collected in week 0,

2, 4 and 8. All animals were sacrificed in week 8 to acquire liver samples. In the second experi

ment, to evaluate the effects of chicken essence on the antioxidative status in rats under an oxi

dative stress, CCl4 was injected next day after the blood samples were collected in week 4. Th

e concentrations of antioxidants, the activities of antioxidative enzymes, total antioxidant statu

s (TAS), lipid peroxidation (as TBARS), GOT, and GPT were measured. Results showed that t

he TAS and the activities of antioxidative enzymes did not change significantly and the plasm

a TBARS was increased in the chicken-essence-fed groups in the first experiment. In the seco

nd experiment, the activities of antioxidative enzymes increased, which delayed the liver dama

ge after the rats treated with CCl4 in the group fed with chicken essence. The TAS in the rats f

ed with chicken essence diet did not significantly different from the control group while plasm

a TBARS values increased. There was no influence of chicken essence on the antioxidative sta

tus in normal rats. Under the oxidative stress from CCl4, chicken essence could provide protec

tions from the stress. The effect of chicken essence on improving the antioxidative status in rat

s still need further investigation.

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