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KMID : 0665419890040030257
Korean Journal of Food Culture
1989 Volume.4 No. 3 p.257 ~ p.264
Effects of Shanshuyu ( Cornus Officinalis Sieb ) tea and Market teas feeding on the Hematology end Liver Funetion of Rat


Abstract
This study was conducted to develop the Korean traditional tea and investigate the effects of Shan-shu-yu, Gugiga, Ginseng, Younggi and coffee on the hematology of rat. Gugiga, Shan-shu-yu, Younggi and Ginseng tea were adimistrated 3g/day/rat with feeding, respectively. Coffee was adminstrated 1.8g/day/rat. The mixing ratio of mixed tea were 1:1 (w/w). According to the feeding days (10, 20, 30), enzyme activities and chemical components in serum and change in whole blood were determined.
1. The activities of s-GOT and s-GPT of rat administrated Shan-shu-yu, Young-gi, Gugiga, Ginseng and their mixed tea were increased at the normal ranges, and coffee and it¢¥s mixed tea were significantly increased other, group (p<0.05).
2. In coffee and it¢¥s mixture groups, the content of s-glucose and s-cholesterol were remarkably increased (p<0.05), but in others (except coffee additive group) were decreased than coffee and it¢¥s mixture groups.
3. In all groups (except coffee additive groups), the range of WBC, RBC, Ht and Hb was 7.30-8.00 (¡¿10©ø/§§), 8.18-9.00 (¡¿10£Þ6/§§), 50-60 (%) and 16.10-17.40 (g/§£, respectively and in strict coffee group, the level of WBC, RBC, Ht and Hb was 8.90¡¾0.40, 8.10¡¾0.37, 49¡¾0.38 and 14.90¡¾0.44 (p<0.05), respectively.
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