Monogastric animals

Part 1 book "Phosphorus and calcium utilization and requirements in farm animals" includes content: General introduction; isotope dilution technique; kinetic models for the study of phosphorus metabolism in ruminants and monogastrics; phosphorus and calcium utilization in ruminants using isotope dilution technique; phosphorus and calcium utilization in non ruminants using isotope dilution technique.

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Part 1 book "Gut microbiota, immunity, and health in production animals" includes content: Managing intestinal health in farm animals - a critical view; gastrointestinal tract barrier efficiency - function and threats; enzymes and gut health in monogastric animals - effects beyond digestibility; butyrate and intestinal homeostasis - effects on the intestinal microbiota and epithelial hypoxia; gut microbiome and poultry health; the gut mycobiome and animal health,... and other contents.

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Part 1 book "Enzymes in farm animal nutrition" includes content: The feed enzyme market in 2020 and beyond; feed enzymes - enzymology, biochemistry, and production on an industrial scale; xylanases and cellulases - relevance in monogastric nutrition – pigs, xylanases, β-glucanases and cellulases - their relevance in poultry nutrition; phytases - biochemistry, enzymology and characteristics relevant to animal feed use,... and other contents.

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In monogastric animals, phosphorus (P) homeostasis is maintained by regulating intestinal absorption, bone mobilization, and renal excretion. Since P is a non-renewable resource, a shortage is imminent due to widespread over-usage in the farming and animal husbandry industries. As a consequence, P efficiency should be improved in pig production. We sought to characterize the transcriptional response in re−/absorbing and excreting tissues in pigs to diets varying in calcium: phosphorus ratios.

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The molecular basis of compensatory growth in monogastric animals has not yet been fully explored. Herewith, in this study we aim to determine changes in the pig skeletal muscle transcriptome profile during compensatory growth following a feed restriction period.

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The environmental impact of pig farming need to be reduced, with phosphorus (P) being of particular interest. Specified dietary regimens and management systems contribute to meet environmental concerns and reduce economic constrains.

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In comparison to both single phytases, this combination has improved the hydrolytic catalysis of phytate in rice bran, corn and soybean powder; resulted in higher amount of inorganic phosphate released in two phases – in vitro digestion. Further studies of this combination on monogastric animals shall be carried on to confirm the synergic effect of these two phytases.

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Due to awareness of consumers towards clean and safe meat availability, plant secondary metabolites (PSMs) such as essential oils, organic acids, saponins and flavonoids etc. are rapidly gaining attention since last few decades. PSMs are the secondary compounds that are produced by plants and they don’t have primary role as nutrients. These can be the effective alternative to antibiotics because of their promising effects on overall performance of poultry and monogastric animals. Saponins are high molecular weight glycosides which are able to form foam in aqueous solution.

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In plant-derived animal feedstuffs, nearly 80 % of the total phosphorus content is stored as phytate. However, phytate is poorly digested by monogastric animals such as poultry, swine and fish, as they lack the hydrolytic enzyme phytase; hence it is regarded as a nutritionally inactive compound from a phosphate bioavailability point of view.

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Phytase supplied in feeds for monogastric animals is important for improving nutrient uptake and reducing phosphorous pollution. High-thermostability phytases are particularly desirable due to their ability to withstand transient high temperatures during feed pelleting procedures.

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Maize is one of the most important grain crops in South Asia and is produced throughout the country under diverse environments. The grain of quality protein maize (QPM) varieties contain nearly twice as much lysine and tryptophan, amino acids that are essential for humans and monogastric animals. Evaluation of maize hybrids under different environments would be useful for identifying hybrids that combine stability with high yield potential for diverse environments.

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Urea in diets of ruminants has been investigated to substitute expensive animal and vegetable protein sources for more than a century, and has been widely incorporated in diets of ruminants for many years. Urea is also recycled to the fermentative parts of the gastrointestinal (GI) tracts through saliva or direct secretory flux from blood depending upon the dietary situations. Within the GI tracts, urea is hydrolyzed to ammonia by urease enzymes produced by GI microorganisms and subsequent ammonia utilization serves the synthesis of microbial protein.

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