EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS
Abstract: Na-borate gave teratogenic effects both to rats and chickens. In chickens the fetal malformations caused by borate treatments were similar to those due to riboflavin deficiency. It was proposed that in embryonated eggs borate built a bond with riboflavin, so that riboflavin could not funct...
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id-ugm-repo.219352014-06-18T00:39:02Z https://repository.ugm.ac.id/21935/ EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib Jurnal i-lib UGM Abstract: Na-borate gave teratogenic effects both to rats and chickens. In chickens the fetal malformations caused by borate treatments were similar to those due to riboflavin deficiency. It was proposed that in embryonated eggs borate built a bond with riboflavin, so that riboflavin could not function properly. This present investigaJion was conducted to assess the possibility of riboflavin to prevent the teratogenic effects of Na-borate in rats. Nineteen primigravida WlStar rats were allocated randomly to one of two treatment groups, i. e. 9 rats were orally treated with 180 mg/200g BW/day Na-borate, the other 10 rats beside treated with Na-borate, they were also treated orally with 2.5 mg/rat/day riboflavin. The treatments were done during the pregnancy on day 6 to 15. On day 20 the pregnant does were caesarean sectioned under ether anaesthesia. After all fetal malformations were noted, then all fetuses were placed in alcohol 70%, prepared for alizarin method for microscopic skeleton inspection. Chi square analysis of the gross inspection malformations, i.e. the resorbed vs. the unresorbed, the alive vs. the dead, the haemo"hsge vs. the nonhaemo"hage fetuses of the two treatments showed unsignificant difference. Riboflavin supplementation increased singnificantly the number of fetuses with omphalocel. T-test anaylsis indicated that riboflavinsupplementation highly significantly caused the fore and hind paw, costal, sternal defects became more serious. It also siginificantly reduced the weight and the length of the fetuses. This. investigation revealed that riboflavin supplementation failed to prevent, bUt even caused the teratogenic effects of the Na-borate to rats became more serious. . Key words: teratogenic, Na-borate, riboflavin, white rats. [Yogyakarta] : Universitas Gadjah Mada 1995 Article NonPeerReviewed Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib (1995) EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS. Jurnal i-lib UGM. http://i-lib.ugm.ac.id/jurnal/download.php?dataId=4814 |
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Na-borate gave teratogenic effects both to rats and chickens. In chickens the fetal malformations caused by borate treatments were similar to those due to riboflavin deficiency. It was proposed that in embryonated eggs borate built a bond with riboflavin, so that riboflavin could not function
properly. This present investigaJion was conducted to assess the possibility of riboflavin to prevent the teratogenic effects of Na-borate in rats.
Nineteen primigravida WlStar rats were allocated randomly to one of
two treatment groups, i. e. 9 rats were orally treated with 180 mg/200g BW/day Na-borate, the other 10 rats beside treated with Na-borate, they were also treated orally with 2.5 mg/rat/day riboflavin. The treatments were done during the pregnancy on day 6 to 15. On day 20 the pregnant does were caesarean sectioned under ether anaesthesia. After all fetal malformations were noted, then all fetuses were placed in alcohol 70%, prepared for alizarin method for microscopic skeleton inspection. Chi square analysis of the gross inspection malformations, i.e. the resorbed vs. the unresorbed, the alive vs. the dead, the haemo"hsge vs. the nonhaemo"hage fetuses of the two treatments showed unsignificant difference. Riboflavin supplementation increased singnificantly the number of fetuses with omphalocel. T-test anaylsis indicated that riboflavinsupplementation highly significantly caused the fore and hind paw, costal, sternal defects became more serious. It also
siginificantly reduced the weight and the length of the fetuses. This. investigation revealed that riboflavin supplementation failed to prevent, bUt even caused the teratogenic effects of the Na-borate to rats became more serious. .
Key words: teratogenic, Na-borate, riboflavin, white rats. |
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EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS |
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EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS |
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EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS |
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EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS |
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EFFECTS OF RIBOFLAVIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON THE TERATOGENIC EFFECTS OF SODIUM BORATE IN WHITE RATS |
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effects of riboflavin supplementation on the teratogenic effects of sodium borate in white rats |
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