Nisaa Azisah, 061011194 (2014) PENGARUH PEMBERIAN Kalium Aluminium Sulfat (TAWAS) TERHADAP PERTUMBUHAN BOBOT DAN PANJANG FETUS MENCIT (Mus musculus). Skripsi thesis, UNIVERSITAS AIRLANGGA.

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Abstract

The purpose of this research was to determine the effect of Potassium aluminum sulfate on the growth of mice fetal weight and length. This study used a sample of 24 female mice were injected PMSG and HCG hormone for equivalents time of estrus then naturally wedded to 24 male mice. These samples were given 4 doses of Potassium aluminum sulfate treatment in oral administration in the period of organogenesis during pregnancy that is the 5th day to the 15th day of pregnancy. Collected and observed the changes in fetal weight and length growth that occurred 15 hours after birth. Data from the study were then analyzed with ANOVA test extended Tukey test when there are significant differences. Results from this research showed a decrease in growth weight and fetal mice, a significant length of the treatment group to the control treatment. Potassium aluminum sulfate can cause a decrease in fetal weight and length as a result of iron malabsorpsi happened. Iron deficiency anemia that occurred resulted in lack of nutrients resulting from the supply of nutrients to the fetus during pregnancy up to the parent effect on weight reduction and long-term fetus at birth.

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