Activity of aminotransferasis in liver tissue in uneven-aged piglets

The activity of transamination enzymes in newborn piglets in the phase of colostric feeding is the highest. With transition to a dairy feeding phase it considerably decreases. With the reduction of dairy feeding and the increase of fodder supplements the activity of aminotransferases raises. In tissues of the majority of hepatic lobes the activity AsAT raises and stabilizes from the age of two months. The activity of AlAT in liver tissues authentically changes during the whole investigated period of piglets' life.