Effect of Metabolic Excesses from Dietary Proteins on Blood Profile of Heat-stressed Broilers  

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作  者:Ibukun Olukorede Popoola Oluwabukola Rashidat Popoola Ibukun Oluwatobi Busari Ibikunle Funso Olaleru Damilola Deborah Popoola Omobolanle Ayobami David Oluwaseyi Olamide Olajide 

机构地区:[1]Department of Animal Science,University of Ibadan,Oyo State,Nigeria [2]Agricultural Research and Biometrics Department,Thisavrous Pyrgos Int.Resources,Oyo State,Nigeria [3]Farming System Research Program,National Root Crops Research Institute,Umudike,Nigeria [4]Department of Veterinary Medicine,Federal University of Agriculture,Abeokuta,Nigeria

出  处:《Journal of Zoological Research》2021年第4期32-40,共9页动物研究(英文)

摘  要:Although,dietary proteins play a crucial role in poultry profit maximization,through the sustenance of birds`welfare,growth and development,yet metabolic excesses from crude protein(CP)degradation is detrimental to broiler chickens(BC)affected by heat stress.This study evaluated the effect of dietary protein levels on blood profile of heat-stressed BC at starter phase(SP)and finisher phase(FP).Arbor Acre BC(n=288)were randomly allotted to four dietary treatments(T1-23%CP;T2-21%CP;T3-19%CP;and T4-17%CP)with six replicate groups in a completely randomized design.Data were subjected to descriptive analysis,analysis of variance(p=0.05)and correlation statistics.Protein intake(PI)was not significantly affected by varying CP in diets at SP,but not at FP,where PI significantly increased with increasing dietary CP.PER had a negative correlation with PCV(r=-0.89,p<0.01),Hb(r=-0.88,p<0.01),RBC(r=-0.93,p<0.01)and PI(r=-0.78,p<0.01).Metabolic excesses including heat dissipation from dietary proteins influenced PCV,Hb,platelets and glucose of heat-stressed broilers.

关 键 词:Crude protein BROILERS Metabolic excesses Heat stress HAEMATOLOGY Protein efficiency 

分 类 号:S83[农业科学—畜牧学]

 

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