Statistic Comparison between High-Fat Gavage and Feeding to Establish Hyperlipemia Rat Model

Hong Yan Ma; Fang Wang; Jing Sheng Du

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.641-642.812

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Statistic Comparison between High-Fat Gavage and Feeding to Establish Hyperlipemia Rat Model

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The study established hyperlipemia rat model by high-fat diets feeding and high-fat solution gavage. Body weight and related bio-physiological parameters in plasma after 30 days of treatment were tested and then statistic analysis was performed. Body weight and bio-physiological parameters had significant difference in both high-fat diets feeding and high-fat solution gavage groups when they were compared with control group. Results of statistic analysis about two groups showed that the way of high-fat solution gavaging could reduce the influence on individual difference, meanwhile it could improve the uniformity and scientificity of the data compared with the other one.

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Hong Yan Ma, Fang Wang, Jing Sheng Du

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Hyperlipemia, Rat Model, Statistic Analysis

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