Effects of induced molting on lipid accumulation in liver of aged laying hens
Ying Lv,
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Mengqing Sun,
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Yongchun He
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Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
104(4), P. 104941 - 104941
Published: Feb. 22, 2025
Language: Английский
Regulation of intestinal health by Lactobacillus rhamnosus GG during fasting-induced molting in laying hens
Zhixuan Luo,
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Yujie Gong,
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Qiang Li
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Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 105057 - 105057
Published: March 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Regulatory Effects of the Bidirectional Crosstalk between Hepatic Gene Expressions and Gut Microbiota on the Productive Performances and Egg Quality of Induced Molting Treated Layer Hens
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
104(6), P. 105135 - 105135
Published: April 6, 2025
The
objective
of
this
study
was
to
determine
the
bidirectional
effects
between
hepatic
gene
expression
and
gut
microbial
communities
on
regulating
productive
performances
egg
quality
layer
hens
in
late-laying
period
after
receiving
fasting-induced
molting
treatment.
A
total
three
hundred
sixty
380-day-old
Jingfen
No.
6
from
same
batch
were
randomly
divided
into
control
group
(CON)
(FM),
each
contained
9
replicates,
with
20
chickens
replicate.
Productive
meticulously
recorded
for
replicate,
followed
by
sampling
one
bird
replicate
intestinal
morphological
analysis.
The16S
rRNA
transcriptomic
sequencing
methods
conducted
expressions
investigation
CON
FM
treatments
investigate
potential
regulatory
quality.
Results
showed
that
production
rate
no
significant
difference
groups
before
treatment,
while
effectively
increased
Egg
measurement
results
indicated
treatment
significantly
albumen
height
Haugh
unit
(P
<
0.05),
which
discrepancies
pre-FM
stage.
Intestinal
differences
villus
Height,
crypt
depth,
V/C
ratio
jejunum
ileum
stage,
depth
decreased
0.05)
Bacterial
community
indexes
Shannon
sobs
treatment(P
0.05).
Relative
abundances
Alistipes.spp,
Faecalicoccus.spp,
Peptococcus.spp,
Alloprevotella.spp,
Sellimonas.spp,
Lactobacillus.spp
Bifidobacterium.spp
Hepatic
differential
expressed
genes
are
mainly
enriched
Biosynthesis
unsaturated
fatty
acids,
acid
elongation,
steroid
biosynthesis,
PPAR
signaling
pathways.
Bidirectional
cecal
bacterial
synergistically
interacted
modulating
weight,
height,
unit.
Conclusion:
bacteria
bilaterally
cooperated
promoted
laying
rate,
FM-treated
through
nutrient
absorption
physiological
lipid
metabolism.
Our
findings
may
provide
a
theoretical
basis
process
further
extend
cycles
production.
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Evaluation of the incremental effect of fasting length on pH, select cecal microbial groups, cecal volatile fatty acid concentrations, and secretory IgA excretion in roosters
B.W. Parsons,
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M.R. Bedford,
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C.L. Wyatt
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et al.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 105161 - 105161
Published: April 1, 2025
Two
experiments
were
conducted
to
evaluate
the
effect
of
incremental
fasting
time
on
gastrointestinal
tract
in
chickens.
Adult
White
Leghorn
roosters
with
intact
ceca
provided
a
nutrient-adequate
corn-soybean
meal
diet
ad
libitum
for
3
weeks.
Prior
initiation
experimental
phase,
feed
intake
was
recorded
8
h
and
immediately
after
period
commenced.
In
Experiment
1,
fasted
either
0,
3,
6,
9,
12,
16,
or
24
h.
At
each
point
birds
euthanized
pH
crop,
gizzard,
cecal
contents
collected
measure
volatile
fatty
acids
(VFA)
select
microbial
groups.
2,
excreta
determine
secretory
IgA
(sIgA)
excretion.
contrast
2
not
thus
sIgA
excretion
measured
within
individual
across
point.
Experiments
1
contained
5
replicates
per
treatment,
respectively.
there
linear
increase
(P
<
0.05)
as
length
increased.
Cecal
VFA
content
reduced
by
9
12
branch-chain
FA
ratio
increased
6
fasting.
There
few
effects
>
groups
mucosa;
however,
Escherichia
coli
greater
at
compared
other
points.
total
excreted
fasting,
being
1106
µg/h
mean
419
all
conclusion,
concentrations
pH,
coli,
branched-chain
ratio,
excretion,
suggesting
that
elicited
negative
tract.
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Exploring the metabolic patterns and response mechanisms of bile acids during fasting: a study with poultry as an example
Jun Zhang,
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Yujie Gong,
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Yidan Zhu
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et al.
Poultry Science,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
104(2), P. 104746 - 104746
Published: Dec. 31, 2024
Fasting
is
beneficial
to
alleviate
fatty
liver,
lose
weight
and
improve
reproductive
function.
However,
previous
studies
have
shown
that,
during
fasting,
disorders
of
bile
acid
metabolism
were
strongly
associated
with
intestinal
inflammation.
The
physiological
biochemical
parameters
gene
expression
multiple
tissues
chickens
at
every
critical
time
node
measured
by
ELISA
qPCR.
In
addition,
association
analysis
was
performed
based
on
liver
transcriptome
sequencing
cecum
metabolome
data.
At
the
cellular
level,
regulatory
effects
cecal
metabolites
host
verified.
During
hepatic
FXR-SHP-CYP7A1
ileum-hepatic
FXR-SHP-FGF15/19-FGFR4-CYP7A1
negative
feedback
pathways
activated
inhibit
synthesis.
ileum
FXR-SHP-ASBT
are
activated,
hindered
ileal
reflux.
same
time,
it
promotes
secretion
acids
cholesterol
in
accelerates
utilization
H
Language: Английский