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Probiotics in animal nutrition

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In Ho Kim
In Ho Kim and 1 more
Dankook University
Introduction: Using antibiotics as growth promoters in animal feeds has been forbidden since 2011 in South Korea. Probiotic have received considerable attention as suitable alternatives of antibiotics to promote growth in the pig industry. Among several bacterial species used as probiotic, spore forming Bacillus spp. has been considered as the most appropriate probiotic as its spores can to resist harsh environments, thus enabling extensive storage at ambient temperature....
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INTRODUCTION Obesity is one of the major health problems throughout the world (Bray et al., 2017). Current obesity treatment strategies, mainly based on food intake control, seem not to be enough to address this multifactorial disorder of pandemic prevalence. In this sense, studies to counteract obesity development based on energy expenditure are recently booming (Marlatt and Ravussin, 2017). In rodents, browning of white adipose tissue (WAT), and especially adaptive...
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I would like to know the safe percentage in using  Saccharomyces cerevisiae  for sheep feeding, as well as added impact on the revival of the rumen.  ...
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Nick Gallina
Purdue University (USA)
Nick Gallina (Purdue University)      Background: Intestinal barrier dysfunction, inflammation, and elevated expression of heat shock protein 60 (Hsp60) are features of the dysbiotic gut. Probiotics can alleviate inflammation but are ineffective due to poor adhesion and adaptation to the inflamed bowel. We hypothesize that enhancing probiotic adhesion to intestinal cells may augment the immunomodulatory response, mucosal healing, and tight...
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Nick Gallina
Purdue University (USA)
Receptor-targeted next-generation probiotics ameliorate inflammation and promote gut health
Nick Gallina (Purdue University) presents research on probiotic adhesion to intestinal cells that may augment immunomodulatory response, mucosal healing, and tight junction restoration, during the 11th Symposium on Gut Health in Production of Food Animals in St. Louis, USA....
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Wes Schweer
Wes Schweer and 1 more
The differences between probiotics and prebiotics
Wes Schweer (Cargill) talks about their impact on gut health, during this Swine It interview with host Laura Greiner....
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Dana Stanley
CQUniversity Australia
I. Introduction The UK review of antimicrobial resistance presented now outdated 2014 data on AMR consequences for human life (O’Neill, 2016). They estimated that 700,000 people die every year from AMR, with concerning devastating effects on infant mortality. In India, 60,000 newborn babies die each year from antibiotic-resistant neonatal infections. This problem is more prominent in less developed countries but by no means restricted to them. In the US, there are more than two...
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INTRODUCTION This article aims to show didactic photographs as viable agronomic alternative practices. Guar is a legume with low soil fertility requirements and minimum use of irrigation water, considered a drought-tolerant plant, since it takes advantage of summer rainfall during the rainy season for its growth. It should allow enough time for the main wheat crop being stablished on the recommended planting date for each region. Inoculation with strains of Microsymbiont...
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Dra. Johana Andrea Ciro
ADM Aditivos
In order to increase the performance reproductive sow, premature weaning of piglets has become common practice, generating stress and retarding the postweaning growth of the pigs. The stress generated by separation from the mother, the abrupt change in food, the inclusion of raw vegetative material in the diet, and the poor development of the gastrointestinal tract in piglets result in a disruption of the mucosa integrity and a reduction in the digestion and absorption of nutrients at the...
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Dr. Henri Salmon
Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA)
Introduction The infection by enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) is one on the most important causes of neonatal and postweaning diarrhea (PWD) in piglets. ETEC causes significant morbidity and mortality, resulting in a large economic loses in the porcine industry. One of the most common ETEC in swine is serotype 0149 which carries the K88 (F4) adhesin that enables the attachment of the bacteria to the intestinal epithelium. ETEC colonizes ileum [1,2], penetrate the...
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Introduction: Probiotic has been used as an alternative for antibiotic replacement that possesses an antibacterial efficacy using in pig industry. Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are the important probiotic members used worldwide. However, a limitation of probiotic use is mainly caused by host specificity and appropriateness of geographical difference. Besides, the target of probiotic against enteric pathogens should be considered upon epidemiological evidence. However, there was...
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The Problem Gut and oviduct microbiota are closely related, especially because of the common connection with the cloaca. In this condition, modulating the gut microbiota with multi-strain probiotic supplementation may change the oviduct tract microbiota. How we investigated or researched the problem Hyline W36 laying hens housed in commercial aviaries were evaluated. Control animals were fed the farm’s conventional diet. The 2nd treatment received the...
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