1993
DOI: 10.1007/bf00394924
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Clinical enzymology for the assessment of organ damage: Interspecific differences

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“…Also, the variation in liver-linked enzymatic activity could be associated with enzymatic variation that could be observed on the basis of age, sex and other factors (e.g. diet; Braun et al, 1993). The detailed mechanism needs to be further investigated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, the variation in liver-linked enzymatic activity could be associated with enzymatic variation that could be observed on the basis of age, sex and other factors (e.g. diet; Braun et al, 1993). The detailed mechanism needs to be further investigated.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During these studies the aim was mainly to compare the parameters of the control groups with that of the test groups and not comparing them with literature values. It was demonstrated that housing, breeding and biological rhythm of animals housed in animal facilities has a large influence on haematology and blood chemistry levels [50]. Our studies therefore relied on the differences between the control groups and the test groups to increase accuracy, although none of the parameters evaluated was abnormal to the extent that indicates disease or distress.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tal funcionamento pode ser detectado por alterações bioquímicas no sangue. O aumento da presença das enzimas AST e GGT na circulação está relacionado com aumento da função hepática (ANTUNOVIĆ et al, 2011;GREENFIELD et al, 2000), no entanto, GGT é menos específica para atividade hepática devido à sua variação em diferentes estados fisiológicos (BRAUN et al, 1993;KANEKO;HARVEY;BRUSS, 2008;RADOSTITS et al, 2007) O valor de GGT atinge seu maior patamar no pico de lactação, podendo chegar a até 83,50 ± 65,27 em ovelhas saudáveis (ANTUNOVIĆ et al, 2011;ROUBIES et al, 2006). Há correlação negativa entre a concentração de GGT no colostro/leite e no sangue materno (MADEN et al, 2003).…”
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