Authors :
Joana da Costa Freitas; Diah Tri Widayati; Lies Mira Yusiati
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 8 - August
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8355045
Abstract :
This research aims to identify the biochemical
profile of blood in Madura cattle that have experienced
repeated breeding. There are ten female cows divided into
two groups. In the first group, five cows are being mated
repeatedly. The second one has five fertile cows. The
observed variables consist of total blood protein, blood
phosphorus, and blood ureum nitrogen. The blood
samples are taken through the jugular vein and analyzed
at the Integrated Research and Testing Laboratory
(LPPT) at Gadjah Mada University of Yogyakarta. The
biochemical analysis of blood uses the spectrophotometer
method with the Microlab 300 photometer. The data are
analyzed using a t-test. The blood biochemical profile
analysis in Madura cattle shows that they are fertile and
have experienced repeated breeding. The phosphorus in
the blood of fertile cows is higher than in those that
experience repeated breeding. Meanwhile, the highest
total protein and blood ureum nitrogen are in the cattle
that have experienced repeated breeding compared to
fertile cows. It means that the biochemical profile of
blood in fertile and repeated breeding cattle is not
significantly different.
Keywords :
Blood Biochemistry, Madura Cattle, Repeated Breeding.
This research aims to identify the biochemical
profile of blood in Madura cattle that have experienced
repeated breeding. There are ten female cows divided into
two groups. In the first group, five cows are being mated
repeatedly. The second one has five fertile cows. The
observed variables consist of total blood protein, blood
phosphorus, and blood ureum nitrogen. The blood
samples are taken through the jugular vein and analyzed
at the Integrated Research and Testing Laboratory
(LPPT) at Gadjah Mada University of Yogyakarta. The
biochemical analysis of blood uses the spectrophotometer
method with the Microlab 300 photometer. The data are
analyzed using a t-test. The blood biochemical profile
analysis in Madura cattle shows that they are fertile and
have experienced repeated breeding. The phosphorus in
the blood of fertile cows is higher than in those that
experience repeated breeding. Meanwhile, the highest
total protein and blood ureum nitrogen are in the cattle
that have experienced repeated breeding compared to
fertile cows. It means that the biochemical profile of
blood in fertile and repeated breeding cattle is not
significantly different.
Keywords :
Blood Biochemistry, Madura Cattle, Repeated Breeding.