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EFFECT OF FEEDING RATE AND GLUCOSE PROVISION ON PLASMA GLUCAGON-LIKE PEPTIDE 2 CONCENTRATION IN DAIRY CALVES

Glucagon-like peptide 2 (GLP-2) may have therapeutic potential in young calves encountering stressors, such as weaning and diarrheal disease, because of its pleiotropic actions on intestinal mucosal and barrier function. During diarrhea, feed intake decreases, which is a major negative effector of GLP-2 secretion and increases intestinal atrophy. We determined…

EFECTO DE UN ADITIVO SENSORIAL EN EL CONCENTRADO SOBRE EL COMPORTAMIENTO INGESTIVO DE VACAS LECHERAS EN PASTOREO PRIMAVERAL

La regulación del comportamiento ingestivo en vacas lecheras se ha asociado a factores que estimulan la saciedad y el apetito. Al respecto, los aditivos sensoriales estimulan el consumo de materia seca debido a cambios en el comportamiento en pastoreo tamaño y frecuencia de comidas; Mereu et al., 2011; Iglesias et…

CROMOLYN-MEDIATED IMPROVEMENT OF INTESTINAL BARRIER FUNCTION IS ASSOCIATED WITH ENHANCED PIGLET PERFORMANCE AFTER WEANING

Background: Previous work showed that weaning stress causes gut barrier dysfunction partly by triggering the release of corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) and thereby inducing the degranulation of intestinal mast cell (MC). This study investigated the hypothesis that attenuating the weaning-induced activation of the CRF-MC axis via administration of a MC…

STABILIZATION OF INTESTINAL MAST CELLS AT WEANING IMPROVES PERFORMANCE OF EARLY WEANED PIGS

Previous work showed that weaning stress causes gut barrier dysfunction partly by triggering the release of corticotropin releasing factor (CRF) and thereby inducing the degranulation of intestinal mast cell (MC). This study investigated the hypothesis that attenuating the weaning-induced activation of the CRF-MC axis via administration of a MC stabilizing…