Rumen microbes

Part 2 book "Rumen microbiology - From evolution to revolution" includes content: Plant secondary metabolites; microbial feed additives; utilization of organic acids to manipulate ruminal fermentation and improve ruminant productivity; selective inhibition of harmful rumen microbes; ‘omics’ approaches to understand and manipulate rumen microbial function; acidosis in cattle, urea ammonia metabolism in the rumen and toxicity in ruminants, nitrate nitrite toxicity and possibilities of their use in ruminant diet,... and other contents.

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Part 2 book "Amino acids in animal nutrition" includes content: Responses of growing poultry to amino acids, metabolism and de novo synthesis of amino acids by rumen microbes, modelling amino acid metabolism in ruminants, amino acid utilization by growing and finishing ruminants, predicting dietary amino acid adequacy for ruminants, amino acid requirements of finfish and crustaceans,... and other contents.

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Ruminants are herbivorous, forgot fermentors. They are able to acquire nutrients from plant based foods by fermenting it in a specialized stomach having four-compartment stomach. Any sudden change in feeding pattern or an improper feeding regimen is bound to disturb the balance of the various types of microbes, leading to an over population of certain unfavorable microbes and changes in rumen environment that may cause severe problem in animals.

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In the first two chambers, the food is mixed with saliva and separates into layers of solid and liquid material. Solids clump together to form the cud or bolus.

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B vitamin supplementation in ruminants is ignored conventionally following an earlier observation that they are synthesized in adequate quantities in the rumen by rumen microbes. Recent researchers reported that major cellulolytic organisms in the rumen had specific requirements for certain B vitamins. Apart from the requirements of the rumen microbes, high producing cattle also require a higher amount of vitamins to maintain their productivity and health. Sub-clinical vitamin deficiencies often go unnoticed due to the lack of proper clinical symptoms.

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Rumen fluid a major slaughter house waste is known to have numerous microorganisms which include bacteria, fungi, protozoa, Archaea and viruses. These Microbes in the rumen fluid not only have the ability to ferment a variety of carbohydrates but also degrades and ferment a significant portion of dietary protein. In the present study the rumen fluid is evaluated for its ability to reduce heavy metals- Zinc, Copper and Lead. Rumen fluid collected from slaughter house was inoculated in Nutrient broth added with heavy metalsZinc, Copper and Lead.

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