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"ABSTRAKPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mempeiajari konsumsi glukosa. aktivitas spesifik LDHdan pola isozim LDH pada kondisi hipoksia sistemik kronik. Penelitian dilakukanterhadap hati tikus yang diinduksi hipoksia sistemik kronik 1, 3. 7 dan 14 hari.Konsumsi glukosa diukur dengan metode enzimatik Trlnder. Aktivitas spesiflk LDHdiukur dengan metode German Society of Clinical Chemistry (DGKC). Poia isozimLDH dianaJisis dengan eJektroforesis Titan Gel. Hasil peneHtian menunjukkan bahwakonsumsi g!ukosa pada hipoksia sistemik kronik cenderung rneningkat walaupuntidak. berbeda dengan kontrol. Aktivitas spesIfik LDH ditemukan paling tinggi padahipoksia 3 hari sedangkan pola elektroforesis isozim LDH menunjukkan perbeda.anpada hari ke-3 dan ke-7 hipoksia dengan kontroL Tidak terdapat hubungan antarakonsumsi glukosa dengan aktivitas spesifik LDH.

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ABSTRACTThe aim of this study was to observe glucose consumption, specific activity ofLDH and electrophoretic LDH isoenzyme patterns on systemic chronic hypoxia. Thestudy was carried out with Jiver tissue of rats exposed to systemic hypoxia for 3, 7and 14 days. Glucose consumption was measured by Trinder method. The specificactivity ofLDH was performed using Gcnnan Society of Clinical Chemistry (DGKC)method, while LDH isoenzyme patterns were analyzed using Titcm Gelelectrophoresis, Results indicated that glucose consumption showed tendencies toincrease compared to control group, although the difference were not sigr.itlcant. Thespecific activity of LDH was highest on day 3 of the hypoxic group. Electrophoreticpatterns of LDH isoenzyme showed differences on day 3 and day 7 of hypoxia withcontroL It is concluded that glucose consumption is not related to specific activity ofLDH."

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