Lipid composition of plasma, liver and skeletal muscle of rabbits by acute arginine pancreatitis and its correction
O. O. Hopanenko
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Institute for Agriculture Carpathian National Academy of Agricultural Sciences
5,Hrushevskyi St., Obroshyno, Lviv region, 81115, Ukraine
The objective was to investigate the lipid composition of plasma, tissues of the liver and skeletal muscles of rabbits by acute arginine pancreatitis and acute arginine pancreatitis corrected by using linseed oil. The experiment was carried out on male rabbits breed gray giant with live weight 3,8–4,0kg. The material for the study were samples of blood, tissues of the liver and skeletal muscles. Lipid composition was determined by thin layer chromatography on silica gel.
It was found that in plasma and liver of rabbits by acute arginine pancreatitis content of esterified and not esterified cholesterol increases but concentration of not esterified fatty acids decreases. Fed linseed oil reduces content of not esterified cholesterol in the liver rabbits by pancreatitis. Level of esterified cholesterol increased in skeletal muscle of rabbits by acute arginine pancreatitis, but decreases — not esterified fatty acids. Fed linseed oil reduces content of not esterified cholesterol, but increases the concentration of triacylglycerols in skeletal muscle of rabbits by pancreatitis.
Keywords: rabbit, pancreatitis, correction, linseed oil, blood, liver, skeletal muscle, lipid content
