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Blood samples collected from the orbital sinus of sixteen mature immature male and female African giant rats were analyzed for the levels of some enzyme and metabolite of nine of their plasma. The alkaline phosphate (ALP) level in the immature group was significantly higher (P 0.05) sex differences were evident in the mean values of ALP, AST, ALT, CK, BUN, U.A, CHOLES, TRIG and TBL. The mean value of ALP in adult male was significantly (P while TRG was significantly (P sex difference in the mean value of ALP in immature females compared to the ALP value in adult males. Likewise, the mean values of ALT and TRIG, were significantly (P 0.05) age differences were evident, with higher plasma levels of ALP, ASP and ALT in immature males and lower BUN level in adult males.

Further studies on the plasma biochemistry of the african giant rat(<i>Cricetomys gambianus, Waterhouse)