Title: Inulīna ietekme uz broilercāļu gremošanas trakta morfofunkcionālo statusu
Other Titles: Impact of Prebiotic on Chicken Digestive Tract Morphofunctional Status
Authors: Jemeļjanovs, Aleksandrs
Zītare, Inese
Valdovska, Anda
Krastiņa, Vera
Pilmane, Māra
Proškina, Līga
Institute of Anatomy and Anthropology
Keywords: prebiotic;Jerusalem artichoke;chickens;3.1 Basic medicine;4.3 Veterinary science;3.2. Articles or chapters in other proceedings other than those included in 3.1., with an ISBN or ISSN code
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Latvia University of Agriculture
Citation: Jemeļjanovs , A , Zītare , I , Valdovska , A , Krastiņa , V , Pilmane , M & Proškina , L 2012 , Inulīna ietekme uz broilercāļu gremošanas trakta morfofunkcionālo statusu . in Dzīvnieki. Veselība. Pārtikas higiēna : konferences "Veterinārmedicīnas zinātnes un prakses aktualitātes" raksti . Veterinārmedicīnas Raksti , Latvia University of Agriculture , Jelgava , pp. 63-67 , International Scientific Conference Animals. Health. Food Quality , Jelgava , Latvia , 22/11/12 .
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Series/Report no.: Veterinārmedicīnas Raksti
Abstract: A study was conducted to test the effect of Jerusalem artichoke (JA) in dry form on digestive tract. The trial involved 60 cross ROSS 308 broiler chickens divided in three groups. All chickens were fed with commercial basic feed, nutrition value conforms cross ROSS 308 regalement. Feed ration of the first group chickens was supplemented with additive - JA in dry form in 0.5% concentration, the second group- with the same JA dry form in 1% concentration, the third group – without supplement. Two birds from each group were slaughtered at trial beginning in 7th, further - 28th and 42nd days of age. Tissue samples from the duodenum and ileum of each chicken were histo-morphologically examined to determine the villi heights, thickness of lamina propria and epithelium, crypt depths. Supplement of JA dry form inclusion in basic feed did not change the broiler chicken performance in first and second groups compared with control. An increase of villi height was observed in duodenum and small intestine of birds at 28th day of age to witch was given 1% supplement of JA. At the same time in villi mucosa of ileum of these chickens inflammation was observed starting from 28th day of age and continued to till 42th day. These results confirm that feed supplemented with JA in dry form in 0.5 % concentration had not an effect on microstructure and mucosa of small intestine in comparison with additive in 1% concentration
ISSN: 1407-1754
Appears in Collections:Research outputs from Pure / Zinātniskās darbības rezultāti no ZDIS Pure

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