Abstract:

The study was carried out in 10 healthy, fertile provinces cultivated at the Konya Animal Research Institute, under the same care, nutrition and environmental factors found in Holştayn breed milk cows. From the blood samples taken from the V. jugularis of animals, serum ilo EDTA and heparite plasma were obtained; with a series of these samples, the same measurements were repeated, waiting for 100 days at -20 °C, with a series of alkaline phosfatase (AP), alanin amino translerase (ALT), gamma glutamil translerase (GGT), albumin, cholesterol, magnesium (Mg), calcium (Ca), inorganic phosphorus (Pi), baker (Cu) and zinc (Zn). Cu and Zn analyses were performed in the atomic absorption device (Buck Scientific modem 200 A), while the other analyses were performed as spectrophotomelric (Shimadzu UV-2100}). In serum and EDTA and heparine plasma applications for 0 days, there were differences in the levels of importance between the groups of albumin (P<0.01), P (P<0.001), Mg (P>0.05), cholesterol (P>0.05), AP (P<0.001), ALT (P>0.05) GGT, (P>0.05), Cu (P<0.01), Zn (P<0.001), Ca (P<0.01) and the differences in the 100th day in the direction of the same parameters were determined as P<0.001; PcO.OOI; P<0.001; P>0.05; P<0.001; P>0.05; P>0.05; P0.05; P0.05; P0.001; P0.001; P0.001; P0.001; For each parameter, the differences between the 0 and 100 day values were assessed in each of the three application groups and results were obtained in different Importance degrees.

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