Pendidikan Biologi
Vol 1, No 1 (2014)

PENGARUH EKSTRAK KULIT BUAH MANGGIS (Garcinia mangostana L.) TERHADAP KEMAMPUAN KAWIN MENCIT JANTAN (Mus musculus L. Swiss Webster)

Lumban Toruan, Juni Asmi (Unknown)
Sumarmin, Ramadhan (Unknown)
Indriati, Gustina (Unknown)



Article Info

Publish Date
01 Jun 2014

Abstract

ABSTRACT Mangosteen ( Garcinia mangostana L. ) is one of tradisional medicine contains mangostin soul. Mangostin has effect to prevent cell division ( cytokinesis ). This research to determine the effect of extracts of mangosteen ( Garcinia mangostana L. ) on the mating ability of male mice ( Mus musculus L. Swiss Webster). This research use the male mice ( Mus musculus L.) by 4 treatment and 6 repetition. Treatment that is given is an extract of mangosteen with various dose are: treatment 1 is an control, treatment II, III, and IV are the treatments which are given the extract of mangosteen orally during 36 days with a dose of   0.2, 04 and 0.6 g / head / day. After the administration of mangosteen extract , mating ability test on each test 1 male mated with 5 female mice to see the amount of   intromision, the number of female mice pregnant female mice. The analyzed using ANOVA ( Analysis of Variance ) and then continue test with LSD test at α level of5%. The result showed an average movement of the control is 14,66 intromisi not significanty different from treatment A is 13,83 and decine intromisi movement occurs on treatment B with an average of 6,5 and an average of 5,66 C treatment. For the number of female mice in mamage to male mice in each treatment was not significanty different compared with controls mared each 2 tail. While the number of oregnant  female mice were successful, namely 2,33 in control and not significanty different  from treatment  A  with  an  average  of  2,00,  a  decrease in  the  average treatment B and C average 1,33 and 1,00 It can be concluded that the extract of mangosteen (Garcinia mangostana L.) were administered orally for 36 days at a does of o 0,4 g /head /day did not affect mating mice but decrease the number of pregnant female mice.

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