Interleukin 1beta (IL-1 beta) and protein profile during different stages of gestation in buffalo
2019
A.V. Kulkarni(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) | A.S. Nagvekar(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) | S.D. Ingole(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) E-mail:ingoleshailesh@gmail.com | S.V. Bharucha(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) | P.M. Kekan(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) | S.D. Kharde(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Department of Veterinary Physiology) | N.R. Dagli(Bombay Veterinary College, Mumbai (India). Teaching Veterinary Clinical Complex)
Eighteen apparently healthy pregnant buffaloes divided into three groups according to gestational stages, i.e. early, mid and late gestation were selected and blood samples were collected. Serum total protein, albumin, globulin and A: G ratio were estimated along with IL-1 beta. The concentration of IL-1 beta increased from early gestation to mid gestation and declined towards late gestation. Concentration of serum total protein, albumin, globulin and A: G was highest during late gestation (8.23+-0.26 g/dl), mid-gestation (3.95+-0.10 g/dl/), late gestation (4.68+-0.21 g/dl/) and early gestation (0.84+-0.12). Concentration of IL-1 beta, serum total proteins, albumin, globulin and A: G was statistically non-significant during all three stages of gestation.
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