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Study On Growth-Promoting Effect Of Cysteamine In Piglets And Its Mechanism

Posted on:2008-08-31Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X S XuFull Text:PDF
GTID:2143360215976270Subject:Clinical Veterinary Medicine
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The purpose of this experiment was to study the effects of CS on growth performance,digestive enzyme activities in alvine contents,serum levels of hormones and expression of GH receptor in the heart and liver of piglets.9 litters of newborn "Duroc×Landrace×Yorkshire" crossbred piglets(90 piglets total)were randomly divided into 3 groups(GroupⅠ,GroupⅡ,GroupⅢ)with 3 litters(30 piglets total) each.At 14 days of age(D14),piglets were fed with basal diet(GroupⅠ,control group),basal diet + CS 120 mg.kg-1(GroupⅡ)and basal diet + 200 CS mg.kg-1 (GroupⅢ),respectively.The trial was conducted for 31d.Piglets and their feed from each group were weighed to calculate the average daily feed intake(ADFI),the average daily gain(ADG),and the ratio of feed to gain(F/G)at D14,D24 and D45. Serum samples of 10 piglets from each group were collected for testing the levels of GH,SS,T3,T4 and IGF-Ⅰat D14,D24,D32 and D45,respectively.6 piglets from each group were slaughtered at 45 days of age.Tissues of heart and liver were taken to measure the changes of GHR mRNA by RT-PCR.Besides,contents of duodenum, proximal jejunum,distal jejunum and ileum were gathered for testing digestive enzyme activities.The results were as follows:(1)The diets supplemented with CS increased significantly the growth performance of pigletsCompared with GroupⅠand GroupⅢ,the weight(AW)of piglets in GroupⅡincreased by 11.92%(P<0.05)and 17.30%(P<0.01)at 45 days of age,respectively. But there were no distinctions between GroupⅠand GroupⅢ.Compared with GroupⅠand GroupⅢ,the average daily gain(ADG)of piglets in GroupⅡincreased by 17.23%(P<0.01)and 41.62%(P<0.01)from D24 to D45, respectively.Compared with GroupⅠ,the average daily gain of piglets in GroupⅢdecreased by 17.23%(P<0.01)at the same time.Compared with GroupⅠand GroupⅡ,the average daily feed intake(ADFI)of piglets in GroupⅢdecreased by 16.67%(P<0.05)and 21.33%(P<0.05)from D24 to D45,respectively.Besides,compared with GroupⅠand GroupⅢ,the ratio of feed to gain(F/G) of piglets in GroupⅡincreased by 9.73%(P<0.05)and 11.30%(P<0.05)from D24 to D45,respectively. The results showed that basal diet with 120 mg.kg-1CS(GroupⅡ)increased the weight(AW)and average daily gain(ADG),decreased the ratio of feed to gain (F/G)in piglets,significantly(P<0.05).(2)The diets supplemented with CS increased significantly ingestive enzyme activities in alvine contents of pigletsThere were no distinctions in the amylase activities of contents of duodenum, proximal jejunum and distal jejunum among three groups at 45 days of age. Compared with GroupⅠ,the amylase activities in contents of ileum in GroupⅡand GroupⅢincreased by 4.76%(P<0.05)and 4.10%(P<0.05),respectively.Compared with GroupⅠ,the trypsin activities of piglets in GroupⅡand GroupⅢincreased respectively by 39.24%(P<0.05)and 39.56%(P<0.05)in contents of duodenum,by 57.21%(P<0.01)and 54.23%(P<0.01)in contents of proximal jejunum,by 46.84%(P<0.01)and 34.49%(P<0.05)in contents of proximal jejunum, by 51.14%(P<0.05)and 35.23%(P<0.05)in contents of ileum at 45 days of age.Compared with GroupⅠ,the lipase activities of piglets in GroupⅡand GroupⅢincreased respectively by 36.35%(P<0.01)and 36.55%(P<0.01)in contents of duodenum,by 34.02%(P<0.01)and 36.39%(P<0.01)in contents of proximal jejunum,by 26.29%(P<0.01)and 28.29%(P<0.01)in contents of proximal jejunum, by 36.48%(P<0.01)and 31.67%(P<0.01)in contents of ileum at 45 days of age.(3)The diets supplemented with CS had significant effect on the serum hormone levels of pigletsCompared with GroupⅠ,the serum SS levels of piglets in GroupⅡand GroupⅢdecreased respectively by 20.37%(P<0.05)and 23.05%(P<0.05),but the GH levels increased respectively by 62.89%(P<0.05)and 61.01%(P<0.05)at D32.Compared with GroupⅠ,the serum SS levels of piglets in GroupⅡand GroupⅢdecreased respectively by 24.64(P<0.01)and 17.78%(P<0.05)at D45.But the GH levels increased respectively by 49.30%(P<0.01)and 46.86%(P<0.01),the T3 levels increased respectively by 35.87%(P<0.01)and 21.74%(P<0.05),the T4 levels increased respectively by 27.99%(P<0.05)and 12.04%(P<0.05),the IGF-Ⅰlevels increased respectively by 53.10%(P<0.05)and 57.10%(P<0.05).(4)The diets supplemented with CS had significant effect on the expression of GH receptor in the liver of piglets.There were no distinctions on the expression of GHR mRNA in the heart(P>0.05) among there groups of piglets at D45.Compared with GroupⅠ,the expression of GHR mRNA in the liver of piglets from GroupⅡand GroupⅢincreased significantly by 35.98%(P<0.05)and 41.70%(P<0.05),respectively.There were no distinctions between GroupⅡand GroupⅢ(P>0.05).The experiments showed that feeding the diets supplemented with CS could deplete SS,increase the digestive enzyme activities in alvine contents,enhance the levels of serum GH,T3,T4 and IGF-Ⅰ,increase the expression of GHR mRNA in the liver,improve the growth performance of piglets,prevent effectively weanling stress syndrome.
Keywords/Search Tags:Cysteamine, Piglets, Digestive Enzymes, Hormones, GHR
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