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Four pig hybrids (Pannon, Hungahib-39, Középtiszai and Dalland) were fattened up to100±2 kg body weight. Feed intake and body weight were measured and daily weightgain was calculated. Malondialdehyde (MDA) and reduced glutathione (GSH) content, andglutathione peroxidase (GPx) activity were measured in liver and kidney. Daily weightgain was significantly lower in Pannon and Hungahib-39 hybrids. Amount of MDA wassignificantly higher in the liver of the hybrids with higher daily weight gain, and similartendency was found in kidney. GSH content of liver did not differ significantly among thehybrids. The kidney of the Középtiszai hybrid had significantly lower GSH concentration thanthe others. GPx activity was the lowest in liver and kidney of Középtiszai hybrid. There wasno significant correlation between daily weight gain and MDA content in liver, but positivecorrelation was found in the kidney of Pannon and Hungahib-39 hybrids. Daily weight gainshowed significant correlation with GSH content of liver of Középtiszai hybrid. Between dailyweight gain and GPx activity negative correlations were found in all hybrids and tissues, butnone of them was significant. GSH content showed negative significant correlation withMDA content of liver of Középtiszai and in kidney of Pannon hybrid. Correlation betweenGSH content and GPx activity was positive and significant in the liver and kidney of Pannonhybrid. The results showed that different daily weight gain of pig hybrids has effect on thelipid peroxide and glutathione status of liver and kidney

Correlations between daily weight gain, lipid peroxidation and glutathione status of liver and kidney in different pig genotypes