ZULKIFLI ABDUL LATIF, 061011115 (2014) THE EFFECT OF COMPLETE FEED WITH DIFFERENT NITROGEN FREE EXTRACT CONTENT ON THE RAT (Rattus norvegicus) BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVEL. Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

The aim of this research was to observe the effect of complete feed with different nitrogen free extract (NFE) content on rat (Rattus norvegicus) blood glucose. Twenty eight rats were used in this study with the body weight 50-60 grams, and were randomly divided into four group with seven replication. Treatments were used chicken commercial feed as a control treatment, complete feed P1 (44% NFE content), complete feed P2 (37% NFE content), and complete feed P3 (28% NFE content) with different formula in four weeks. O’Toulidin method was used for blood glucose examination. The result showed that there was significant differences (p<0.05) among control feed to complete feed P1 (44% NFE content), complete feed P2 (37% NFE content), and complete feed P3 (28% NFE content), however no significantly different between P1 and P2 or P1 and P3. Blood glucose level on control feed (55% NFE content) was 124.71 mg/dl, higher than feed formula (P1, P2, P3). Complete feed P1 (44% NFE content) was 88.29 mg/dl, complete feed P2 (37% NFE content) was 98.78 mg/dl, and complete feed P3 (28% NFE content) was 81.28 mg/dl.

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