01914     2200265   4500001002100000005001500021007000300036008003900039035002000078082001500098084001500113100001900128245008900147260011900236300000600355520113600361650001501497700001801512700002001530700001901550700002601569700002201595700001601617990001501633INLIS00000000001905420250203081807ta250203                |          | |    a0010-0924000133  aARTVET2337  aARTVET23370 aSIMON ELIESER11 aPEMANFAATAN MONOLAURIN UNTUK MENINGKATKAN  KEKEBALAN TUBUH KAMBING /cSIMON ELIESER1  a1Lolit Kambing Potong, PO Box 1, Galang 20585, Medan :bSeminar Nasional Teknologi Peternakan dan Veteriner,c2004  a8  aA Study of utilization of monolaurin for response immunity in goats was conducted at Lolit Kambing
Potong Sei Putih. Sixteen of goats were used and grouped by growing weight in four groups. Each group was
randomly assigned to one of the following treatments: 1) R0-no monolaurin, 2) R1 monolaurin 0.25
head/dos, 3) R2-0.50 g/head/dos and 4) R4-0.75 g/head/dos. Data were collected every 2 weeks and
analyzed through analysis of feces and blood using Completely Randomized Design or Duncan’t multiple
range test. Data analysis indicated that the utilization of monolaurin was significantly able to reduce the
growing of worm larva (P<0.05) compared to control (R0). Dosage of monolaurin seemed to have no effects
hemoglobin content in the goat bloods. More monolaurin was given the content of eosinofil, neutrofil and
lymposit were increasing in the blood and significantly different (P<0.01) for all treatments compared to
control. It was concluded that utilization of monolaurin in goats was able to increase blood leukosit content
reduced the number of warm larvae. The best result gained by utilizing 0.5 g/head/day. 4aMONOLAURIN0 aANDI TARIGAN10 aENDANG ROMJALI10 aFERA MAHMILIA10 aMERUWALD DOLOKSARIBU10 aR.M. ABDUL ADJID20 aTONY SUEBU3  aARTVET2337