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Effect of Fermented Concentrate on Ruminal Fermentation, Ruminal and Fecal Microbiome, and Growth Performance of Beef Cattle

Animals, 2023
The impact of fermented concentrate on the growth and rumen health of beef cattle remains an area of emerging research. This study aimed to assess the influence of a fermented concentrate (TRT) compared to a conventional concentrate (CON) on the growth, rumen fermentation characteristics, and microbiota composition in Korean cattle.
Seul Lee, Chae Hwa Ryu, Youl Chang Back, Sung Dae Lee, Hyeran Kim   +4 more
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Image6_Stool and Ruminal Microbiome Components Associated With Methane Emission and Feed Efficiency in Nelore Beef Cattle.JPEG [PDF]

, 2022
Background: The impact of extreme changes in weather patterns on the economy and human welfare is one of the biggest challenges our civilization faces.
Flavia A. Bressani (12553738), Alexandre Berndt (4704643), Haithem Afli (10314596), Luiz L. Coutinho (6943982), Jessica M. Malheiros (12553741), Juliana Petrini (8528247), James M. Reecy (6944003), Sérgio R. de Medeiros (12553747), Bruno G. N. Andrade (5060642), Tainã F. Cardoso (8528253), Gerson B. Mourão (6944000), James E. Koltes (6943997), Adhemar Z. Neto (12553744), Rafael R. C. Cuadrat (4864321), Luciana C. A. Regitano (7309805), Julio C. P. Palhares (12553750), Priscila S. N. de Oliveira (6451520)   +16 more
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Characterization of rumen, fecal, and milk microbiota in lactating dairy cows

Frontiers in Microbiology, 2022
Targeting the gastrointestinal microbiome for improvement of feed efficiency and reduction of production costs is a potential promising strategy. However little progress has been made in manipulation of the gut microbiomes in dairy cattle to improve milk
Jenna R. Williamson, Todd R. Callaway, Jeferson M. Lourenco, Valerie E. Ryman   +3 more
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Image1_Stool and Ruminal Microbiome Components Associated With Methane Emission and Feed Efficiency in Nelore Beef Cattle.JPEG [PDF]

, 2022
Background: The impact of extreme changes in weather patterns on the economy and human welfare is one of the biggest challenges our civilization faces.
Flavia A. Bressani (12553738), Alexandre Berndt (4704643), Haithem Afli (10314596), Luiz L. Coutinho (6943982), Jessica M. Malheiros (12553741), Juliana Petrini (8528247), James M. Reecy (6944003), Sérgio R. de Medeiros (12553747), Bruno G. N. Andrade (5060642), Tainã F. Cardoso (8528253), Gerson B. Mourão (6944000), James E. Koltes (6943997), Adhemar Z. Neto (12553744), Rafael R. C. Cuadrat (4864321), Luciana C. A. Regitano (7309805), Julio C. P. Palhares (12553750), Priscila S. N. de Oliveira (6451520)   +16 more
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Image3_Stool and Ruminal Microbiome Components Associated With Methane Emission and Feed Efficiency in Nelore Beef Cattle.JPEG [PDF]

, 2022
Background: The impact of extreme changes in weather patterns on the economy and human welfare is one of the biggest challenges our civilization faces.
Flavia A. Bressani (12553738), Alexandre Berndt (4704643), Haithem Afli (10314596), Luiz L. Coutinho (6943982), Jessica M. Malheiros (12553741), Juliana Petrini (8528247), James M. Reecy (6944003), Sérgio R. de Medeiros (12553747), Bruno G. N. Andrade (5060642), Tainã F. Cardoso (8528253), Gerson B. Mourão (6944000), James E. Koltes (6943997), Adhemar Z. Neto (12553744), Rafael R. C. Cuadrat (4864321), Luciana C. A. Regitano (7309805), Julio C. P. Palhares (12553750), Priscila S. N. de Oliveira (6451520)   +16 more
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Ruminal Microbiome and Lipopolysaccharides

, 2022
Bovine ruminal acidosis is a serious digestive tract disease caused by the use of highly fermentable feeds to boost productivity (Khafipour et al., 2009). When a ruminant consumes large amounts of readily fermentable carbohydrates (RFCs) in a short period of time, or when the period of adaptation to RFCs is insufficient, RFCs are suddenly fermented and
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Multi-omics reveals that the host-microbiome metabolism crosstalk of differential rumen bacterial enterotypes can regulate the milk protein synthesis of dairy cows

Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology, 2023
Background Dairy cows’ lactation performance is the outcome of the crosstalk between ruminal microbial metabolism and host metabolism. However, it is still unclear to what extent the rumen microbiome and its metabolites, as well as the host metabolism ...
Chenguang Zhang, Mengya Wang, Huifeng Liu, Xingwei Jiang, Xiaodong Chen, Tao Liu, Qingyan Yin, Yue Wang, Lu Deng, Junhu Yao, Shengru Wu   +10 more
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The epithelial transcriptome and mucosal microbiota are altered for goats fed with a low-protein diet

Frontiers in Microbiology, 2023
IntroductionFeeding low protein (LP) diet to animals impose severe challenge to animals' immune homeostasis. However, limited knowledge about the underlying adaption mechanism of host and ruminal microbiota responding to LP diet were well understood ...
Jian Wu, Jian Wu, Jian Wu, Changxin Tian, Changxin Tian, Changxin Tian, Changxin Tian, Jinzhen Jiao, Jinzhen Jiao, Jinzhen Jiao, Qiongxian Yan, Qiongxian Yan, Qiongxian Yan, Chuanshe Zhou, Chuanshe Zhou, Chuanshe Zhou, Zhiliang Tan, Zhiliang Tan, Zhiliang Tan   +18 more
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Ruminal microbiome and microbial metabolome: effects of diet and ruminant host

Animal, 2020
The rumen contains a great diversity of prokaryotic and eukaryotic microorganisms that allow the ruminant to utilize ligno-cellulose material and to convert non-protein nitrogen into microbial protein to obtain energy and amino acids. However, rumen fermentation also has potential deleterious consequences associated with the emissions of greenhouse ...
Newbold, C J, Ramos-Morales, E
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Gut microbiome colonization and development in neonatal ruminants: Strategies, prospects, and opportunities

Animal Nutrition, 2021
Colonization and development of the gut microbiome is a crucial consideration for optimizing the health and performance of livestock animals. This is mainly attributed to the fact that dietary and management practices greatly influence the gut microbiota, subsequently leading to changes in nutrient utilization and immune response.
Muhammad A. Arshad, Faiz-ul Hassan, Muhammad S. Rehman, Sharon A. Huws, Yanfen Cheng, Ahmad U. Din   +5 more
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