tails (34,67%) and subsequently transmissible
granuloma in genitals as many as 3 tails and ovarian
and testicular tumor were 2 each (1.6%).
According to Mondou and Kaltenbach (1979),
the tadpoles serum (Rana catesbeiana) contains
thyroxine hormones that can enhance cellular
immune responses. Thyroxine content in tadpole
serum is 9.4 ng / ml, while thyroxine needed as
therapy to increase immune is 0.01 - 0.1 microgram /
ml. Leukocytes have a very important role in the
body's defense, so the examination of the number of
leukocytes is to support the diagnosis of disease. The
body has a special system to remove a variety of
infectious and toxic materials, one of which is
leukocytes or white blood cells. Blood test results
can be used as a good parameter and can generally
describe the condition of the body such as the
examination of the total number of leukocytes
(Guyton and Hall, 2011).
There has been no research or data on the total
type of white rat (Rattus norvegicus) leukocytes
induced in DMBA and given serum tadpoles (Rana
catesbeiana). Based on this, a research needs to be
done to find out the effect of tadpoles serum (Rana
catesbeiana) on total white rat leukocytes (Rattus
norvegicus) which suffer from cancer induced
DMBA.
2 MATERIALS AND METHODS
This study used 20 male white rats (Rattus
norvegicus) which weighed around 150-250 grams.
The experimental animals were then divided into 2
control groups (negative and positive) and 3
treatment groups.
The tools used in this research are weight
weighing rats, rat cage, drink container, food
container, litter or cage from wood powder, 1 ml
disposable syringe with tuberculin needle, 100ml
beaker glass, 100 ml measuring cup, analytical
scales, filter paper, and camera. The ingredients for
the cancer-trigger used in this study are DMBA
(7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-anthracene) dissolved in corn
oil. DMBA injection (7,12-Dimethylbenz - α-
anthracene) was done using 1 ml disposable syringe
with tuberculin needle and sterile cotton with 70%
alcohol.
Tadpoles blood-collecting (Rana
catesbeiana) was done using syringe 1 ml disposable
with tuberculin needle. Blood was collected using an
EDTA tube without anticoagulation. The tube was
covered with aluminum foil and centrifuged. Serum
dilution was done using PZ or NaCL physiological
0.9% then injected in white rat (Rattus norvegicus)
using 1 ml disposable syringe with tuberculin
needle.
Dilution of DMBA (7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-
anthracene) was performed before inducing cancer.
Dilution was done using corn oil. Corn oil served as
a solvent of DMBA (7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-
anthrancene). Dosage for DMBA induction (7,12-
Dimethylbenz-α-anthrace) as a trigger for raising
cancer cells was 20 mg / kg BW (Cabecas et al,
2014). DMBA induction (7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-
anthracene) to induce cancer cells was injected
subcutaneously using a 26G size needle. DMBA
powder (7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-anthrance) was
dissolved in advance with corn oil in order to
facilitate the induction process. Comparison of
DMBA powder (7,12-Dimethylbenz-α-anthrance)
with corn oil is 1 ml of corn oil containing 20 mg
DMBA (7.12-Dimethylbenz-α-anthrance). Induction
was done for 14 days with duration of twice a week.
Subcutaneous induction was performed
subcutaneously on the nape of white rats (Rattus
norvegicus). Cancer observations were performed
after the first injection of DMBA (7,12-
Dimethylbenz-α-anthrance) by palpation of the
injection or nape and skin portions of other white
mice (Rattus norvegicus). Cancer observation was
also carried out by the measurement of diameter and
number of nodules that arised. The expected nodule
is a cancer nodule, not an abscess nodule. Palpation
and measurements were made daily.
The negative control group was not induced with
DMBA, whereas the positive control group was
induced with 20 mg/kg BW DMBA. All treatment
groups were induced by 20 mg/kg BW DMBA. The
treatment stage after 14 days was induced with
DMBA and after the appearance of skin nodules, the
white rats treated group were injected with 1.06 ml
tadpoles serum (Mondou dan Kaltenbach, 1979), in
P1(100%), P2 (75%) and P3 (25%). Injecting
tadpoles serum was done once a day for seven days.
Blood sampling was performed through the heart
(Cardiac puncture) using a 2 ml disposable syringe
in rats on the 44
th
day. Blood was then
accommodated in an EDTA tube as to not affect the
size and shape of the erythrocytes or the shape of the
leukocytes (Bijanti et al., 2010). Blood examination
was done using Hematology Analyzer HORIBA
ABX MICROS 60 instrument and then connected
with computer. Blood was homogenized first using
Roller-Mixer for 1-2 minutes before checking using
Hematology Analyzer.
The Effect of Tadoples (Rana catesbeiana) Serum on Total and Differential Leukocyte in Rats (Rattus norvegicus) That Have Been Induced
With Dimetylbenz-Î
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