Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(11), P. 104244 - 104244
Published: Aug. 23, 2024
Avian
coccidiosis,
caused
by
Eimeria
spp,
is
a
devastating
disease
in
laying
hens.
Previous
studies
have
suggested
that
amino
acids
may
be
involved
infection
of
broiler
chickens.
However,
their
metabolic
features
hens,
as
well
the
effect
multiple
species
challenges
on
poultry
hosts
not
been
elucidated
yet.
Here,
targeted
metabolomics
approach
was
employed
to
identify
altered
acid
metabolism
and
mechanisms
hens
with
challenges.
Laying
Hy-Line
W-36
aged
25
wk,
were
randomly
assigned
control
group
groups
inoculated
varying
levels
mixed
(E.
maxima,
E.
tenella,
acervulina).
Serum
samples
from
each
collected
at
6
d
14
postinoculation
(6
DPI)
for
metabolite
profiling.
Metabolomic
analysis
revealed
notable
variations
between
infected
groups,
especially
DPI
stage.
Varying
dosages
did
show
significant
difference,
metabolites
sensitive
low-level
infection.
With
statistical
analysis,
differentially
expressed
compounds
(3-methylhistidine,
alanine,
aspartate,
lysine,
asparagine,
methionine,
ornithine,
tryptophan)
selected,
network
identified
pathway
enrichment
analysis.
In
network,
lysine
biosynthesis
upregulated,
while
arginine
proline
downregulated
under
Other
pathways
showed
complex
patterns
relationships.
Based
results,
biological
implications
changes
discussed.
Last,
results
further
confirmed
our
previous
study
(phenotype
gene
expression
results)
using
same
set
samples.
Our
finding
provides
in-depth
information
upon
Frontiers in Microbiology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: Feb. 13, 2025
Poultry
lacks
carbamoyl
phosphate
synthetase,
which
is
a
key
enzyme
in
the
endogenous
synthesis
of
arginine,
thus
poultry
must
obtain
arginine
from
their
diet.
Citrulline
(
L
-Cit),
as
precursor
produces
same
biological
effects
and
may
even
be
more
effective.
In
these
experiments,
we
discovered
that
addition
-Cit
significantly
increased
production
performance,
antioxidant
immune
properties,
modulated
intestinal
microbiota.
The
study
involved
240
1-day-old
male
yellow-feathered
broilers
randomly
assigned
to
one
four
treatment
groups:
control
(CON),
0.5%
-Cit,
1%
1.5%
with
10
replicates
per
group
six
birds
replicate.
feeding
trial
lasted
for
63
days.
body
weight
at
42
days
days,
well
average
daily
gain
day
1
63,
linearly
quadratically
-citrulline.
plasma
concentrations
citrulline,
ornithine,
dose
-Cit.
-citrulline
total
capacity
(T-AOC)
superoxide
dismutase
(SOD)
levels
decreased
interleukin-1β
(IL-1β),
IL-6,
tumor
necrosis
factor
alpha
(TNF-
α
).
Dietary
also
altered
overall
composition
broiler
microbiota,
increasing
relative
abundance
Prevotellaceae_UCG-001
while
reducing
Synergistota
Campylobacterota.
This
indicates
can
enhance
performance
broilers,
improve
activity
functions,
thereby
protecting
health.
optimum
dietary
amount
1.5%.
Toxins,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1), P. 16 - 16
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Fusarium
mycotoxins
often
co-occur
in
broiler
feed,
and
their
presence
negatively
impacts
health
even
at
subclinical
concentrations,
so
there
is
a
need
to
identify
the
concentrations
of
these
toxins
that
do
not
adversely
affect
chickens
performance.
The
study
was
conducted
evaluate
least
toxic
effects
combined
fumonisins
(FUM),
deoxynivalenol
(DON),
zearalenone
(ZEA)
on
production
performance,
immune
response,
intestinal
morphology,
nutrient
digestibility
chickens.
A
total
960
one-day-old
broilers
were
distributed
into
eight
dietary
treatments:
T1
(Control);
T2:
33.0
FUM
+
3.0
DON
0.8
ZEA;
T3:
14.0
3.5
0.7
T4:
26.0
1.0
0.2
T5:
7.7
0.4
0.1
T6:
3.6
2.5
0.9
T7:
0.3
T8:
0.5
ZEA,
all
mg/kg
diet.
results
showed
exposure
higher
mycotoxin
T2
T3,
had
significantly
reduced
body
weight
gain
(BWG)
by
17%
d35
(p
<
0.05).
T2,
T4
groups
significant
decrease
villi
length
jejunum
ileum
0.05)
disruption
tight
junction
proteins,
occludin,
claudin-4
Higher
T6
reduction
amino
acids
methionine
0.05),
aspartate
serine
0.05);
CD4+,
CD8+
T-cell
populations
an
increase
T
regulatory
cell
percentages
spleen
splenic
macrophage
nitric
oxide
IgA
upregulated
cytochrome
P450-1A1
1A4
gene
expression
Birds
fed
lower
concentration
groups,
T7
T8,
did
have
effect
health,
responses,
suggesting
pose
negative
These
findings
are
essential
for
developing
acceptable
thresholds
efficient
feed
management
strategies
improve
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 2, 2025
Higher
and
richer
nutrient
requirements
are
typical
features
that
distinguish
tumor
cells
from
AU:
cells,
ensuring
adequate
substrates
energy
sources
for
cell
proliferation
migration.
Therefore,
deprivation
strategies
based
on
targeted
technologies
can
induce
impaired
viability
in
which
more
sensitive
than
normal
cells.
In
this
review,
nutrients
required
by
related
metabolic
pathways
introduced,
anti-tumor
developed
to
target
described.
addition
the
nutritional
characteristics
of
other
microenvironment
(including
macrophages,
neutrophils,
natural
killer
T
cancer-associated
fibroblasts)
new
also
summarized.
conclusion,
recent
advances
targeting
blockade
reviewed,
challenges
prospects
these
discussed,
theoretical
significance
optimizing
clinical
application
nutrition
strategies.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
103(2), P. 103300 - 103300
Published: Nov. 26, 2023
A
study
was
conducted
to
investigate
effects
of
different
methionine
(Met)
cysteine
(Cys)
supplementation
ratios
(MCR)
on
growth
performance,
oxidative
status,
intestinal
health,
immune
responses,
and
metabolism
in
broilers
under
Eimeria
challenge.
total
720
male
Cobb500
(14-day-old)
were
allocated
a
2
×
5
factorial
arrangement
(5
diets,
with
or
without
challenge)
6
replicates
per
treatment.
The
sulfur
amino
acid
concentrations
consistent
across
treatments
meeting
the
breeder's
recommendation,
only
MCR
varied.
diets
labeled
as
MET100;
MET75;
MET50;
MET25;
MET0,
representing
100:0;
75:25;
50:50;
25:75;
0:100,
respectively.
Data
analyzed
by
two-way
ANOVA
orthogonal
polynomial
contrast.
Growth
performance
declined
linearly
quadratically
decreased
(P
<
0.01).
On
day
post
inoculation
(DPI),
interaction
0.01)
found;
BW
body
weight
gain
lower
MET0
compared
other
non-challenged
groups,
whereas
not
challenged
groups.
9
DPI,
serum
antioxidant
capacity
0.05).
Hepatic
activities
glutathione
peroxidase
DPI
superoxide
dismutase
changed
digestibility
Met
Cys
increased
decreased.
ileal
crypt
depth
DPI.
expression
transforming
factor
beta
tumor
necrotic
alpha
interleukin
10
challenge
adenosyltransferase
cystathionine
gamma-lyase,
decreasing
genes
Expression
In
conclusion,
exerted
broiler
chickens
infection.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(6), P. 103714 - 103714
Published: April 2, 2024
We
investigated
the
effects
of
supplementing
low
protein
diets
with
methionine
(Met)
or
threonine
(Thr)
during
a
mixed
Eimeria
(consisting
E.
acervulina,
maxima
and
tenella)
challenge
in
broilers.
All
birds
were
fed
same
starter
diet
(d1-9)
finisher
(d28-35)
which
met
Cobb
500
nutrient
specifications.
Birds
allocated
to
1
4
dietary
treatments
from
d9
28:
standard
(19%
CP);
(16%
supplemented
Met
Thr
at
50%
above
recommendations.
On
d14,
half
challenged,
unchallenged.
From
d14
28,
feed
intake
was
recorded
daily
BW
every
3
d.
Oocyst
excretion
measured
d18
27.
d21
per
pen
euthanized
assess
digestibility,
cytokine
expression
intestinal
histology.
During
acute
stage
challenge,
challenged
reduced
ADFI
ADG
(P
<
0.05).
In
pre-patent
recovery
stages,
given
16%
CP
increased
0.05),
meanwhile
there
no
differences
these
stages
>
Nutrient
digestibility
0.05)
but
tended
be
greater
than
unchallenged
stage.
There
significant
effect
on
oocyst
histology
Interactions
observed
between
IL-10
IL-21
cecal
tonsils
due
birds.
Supplementation
had
limited
outcomes
provides
benefits
host
by
enhancing
their
immune
response.
Animals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(6), P. 917 - 917
Published: March 16, 2024
This
study
investigated
the
effects
of
dietary
methionine
(Met)
levels
on
bone
quality
broilers
challenged
with
coccidia.
A
total
600
fourteen-day-old
male
Cobb500
were
gavaged
mixed
Eimeria
spp.
and
randomly
allocated
into
10
treatment
groups
by
a
2
×
5
factorial
arrangement.
Birds
received
normal
protein
diets
(NCP)
or
reduced-protein
(LCP),
containing
2.8,
4.4,
6.0,
7.6,
9.2
g/kg
Met.
Data
analyzed
via
two-way
ANOVA
orthogonal
polynomial
contrast.
At
9
days
post-inoculation
(DPI),
whole
body
mineral
density
(BMD)
content
(BMC)
linearly
decreased
as
Met
increased
(p
<
0.05).
For
femoral
metaphysis
at
DPI,
BMD
decreased,
porosity
0.05)
in
cortical
bone.
The
improved
trabecular
LCP
while
not
NCP
groups.
diaphysis
6
had
higher
BMC
than
Bone
volume
In
summary,
results
suggested
that
quality.
However,
context
diets,
Animals,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 1015 - 1015
Published: March 27, 2024
Avian
coccidiosis,
despite
advancements
in
management,
nutrition,
genetics,
and
immunology,
still
remains
the
most
impactful
disease,
imposing
substantial
economic
losses
to
poultry
industry.
Coccidiosis
may
strike
any
avian
species,
it
be
mild
severe,
depending
on
pathogenicity
of
Eimeria
spp.
number
oocysts
ingested
by
bird.
Unlike
broilers,
low
emphasis
has
been
given
laying
hens.
hens
damages
gastrointestinal
tract
causes
physiological
changes,
including
oxidative
stress,
immunosuppression,
inflammatory
leading
reduced
feed
intake
a
drastic
drop
egg
production.
Several
countries
around
world
have
large
numbers
raised
cage-free/free-range
facilities,
coccidiosis
already
become
one
many
problems
that
producers
face
future.
However,
limited
research
conducted
egg-laying
hens,
our
understanding
changes
following
relies
heavily
studies
broilers.
The
aim
this
review
is
summarize
effect
an
extent
correlate
with
occur
broilers
coccidiosis.
Additionally,
tries
explore
nutritional
strategies
successfully
used
mitigate
negative
effects
improving
gut
health
performance
if
they
can
Horizon Nexus Journal.,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
1(4), P. 1 - 15
Published: Oct. 31, 2023
The
intensification
of
poultry
production
poses
significant
animal
welfare
challenges.
This
study
aims
to
review
recent
advances
in
improving
the
quality
life
intensive
production,
analyzing
technological
innovations,
adjustments
housing
design,
nutritional
improvements
and
strategies
reduce
stress.
methodology
used
included
a
comprehensive
literature
Scopus,
evaluating
studies
between
2019
2024
that
addressed
farming.
main
findings
indicate
precision
monitoring
with
sensors
artificial
intelligence
enables
early
interventions
bird
health
behavior.
In
addition,
design
enriched
systems
facilitates
natural
behaviors,
which
reduces
stress
aggression.
Advances
nutrition,
such
as
use
methionine
additives,
have
improved
immune
bone
health,
while
humane
lighting
transport
decrease
impact
conclusion,
these
practices
contribute
more
ethical
efficient
industry,
highlighting
is
essential
for
long-term
sustainability
profitability.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(5), P. 103580 - 103580
Published: Feb. 23, 2024
Despite
the
acknowledged
significance
of
nutrition
in
bone
development,
effects
methionine
(Met)
and
cysteine
(Cys)
on
quality
remain
under-researched,
particularly
during
Eimeria
challenge.
We
investigated
different
supplemental
Met
to
Cys
ratios
(MCR)
broilers
under
A
total
720
fourteen-day
old
Cobb500
were
allocated
into
a
5
×
2
factorial
arrangement.
Five
diets
with
supplemented
at
MCR
100:0,
75:25,
50:50,
25:75,
0:100
fed
birds
or
without
Body
composition
was
measured
by
dual
energy
x-ray
absorptiometry,
femur
characteristics
assessed
microtomography.
Data
analyzed
two-way
ANOVA
orthogonal
polynomial
contrast.
The
results
reaffirmed
detrimental
challenge
quality.
On
9
days
post
inoculation
(DPI),
significant
interaction
found
for
whole
body
mineral
content
(BMC),
lean
tissue
weight,
weight
(P
<
0.05);
non-challenged
group
(NCG),
these
parameters
linearly
decreased
as
0.05).
In
challenged
(CG),
unaffected
MCR,
BMC
increased
For
cortical
femoral
metaphysis
6
DPI,
density
(BMD)
Bone
volume
ratio
(BV/TV)
CG
TV
0.05)
NCG.
BMD
BV/TV
changed
quadratically
trabecular
number
diaphysis,
BV,
TV,
DPI
conclusion,
this
study
showed
that
both
varying
could
influence
broilers.