the financial support from the Wageningen University&Research “IPOP Customized Nutrition” program(grant no.4417801270);financed by Wageningen University&Research,the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs, Agriculture&Innovation, the graduate school Wageningen Institute of Animal Science(WIAS);industrial partners Trouw Nutrition, The Netherlands and Darling Ingredient International, The Netherlands;supported by the applied and engineering sciences division of The Netherlands Organisation for Scientific Research(NWO project 14935)and DSM Nutritional Products。
Here, we describe the use of monolayers of intestinal epithelial cells derived from intestinal organoids and transcriptomics to investigate the direct effects of dietary protein sources on epithelial function. Mechani...
supported by National Key Basic Research Program of China(2013CB127300);Natural Science Foundation of China(31430082).
Background:High-protein diets can increase the colonic health risks.A moderate reduction of dietary crude-protein(CP)level can improve the colonic bacterial community and mucosal immunity of pigs.However,greatly reduc...
Fundacao de AmparoàPesquisa de Minas Gerais(FAPEMIG);the INCT Ciência Animal for financial support
Background: There is little information in the tropics with regard the comparative understanding of how an increased nitrogen supply in the rumen or in the intestines affects efficiency of nitrogen utilization in cat...
funded in part by the Minister of Agriculture,Livestock and Fishing(SAGARPA) of Mexico;The National Council for Science and Technology(CONACYT) of Mexico via the financial support given to Research Project SAGARPA-CONACYT 2003-2-169
Background: Many studies have investigated endogenous loss of proteins and amino acids (AAs) at the ileal level in growing pigs. However, only a few studies have researched this subject in piglets. Knowledge regard...
In this study, we examined the varia- tions between the difference method and the enzyme- hydrolyzed casein method for determining endogenous amino acid loss and the true amino acid digestibility in ducks fed normal p...