添加丙酸钙对奶公犊生长性能的影响和调控瘤胃发育机理的研究
[Abstract]:The effects of calcium propionate on growth performance and rumen development of dairy male calves were studied. The effects of calcium propionate on growth performance, visceral organs and gastrointestinal development of dairy male calves were studied by feeding and slaughtering experiments at different times. The study on the expression of rumen epithelium-related mRNA genes clarified the mechanism of propionic acid promoting the development of rumen epithelium through endocrine pathway and G protein-coupled receptor pathway; the differentially expressed genes of rumen epithelium were screened by transcriptome-based technology, which provided a more comprehensive theoretical framework and research for the regulation of rumen development of calves. Experiment 1: The effects of calcium propionate on growth performance, visceral organs and gastrointestinal development of male calves at different feeding stages were studied. Fifty-four Juanshan male calves (7 6550 At the end of each stage, six calves were randomly selected from each treatment group for slaughter and sampling. Calcium propionate could increase the feeding time of calves by 90 days (P = 0.013) and 120 days (P = 0.018). The body weight of the calves fed 90 days increased with the increase of calcium propionate, and there was no significant difference in the body weight of the calves fed 120 days and 160 days. The body weight of the calves fed 10% CaP increased significantly by 30 days to 60 days (P = 0.013), 60 days to 90 days (P = 0.013) and 120 days to 160 days (P = 0.080). The average daily gain (P = 0.046) of calves increased only 120 days to 160 days. The spleen weight of 10% CaP group was significantly higher than that of CON group and 5% CaP group at 160 days (P = 0.010). The liver weight of 5% CaP and 10% CaP group was significantly higher than that of CON group at 90 days (P = 0.003) and only 10% CaP group was significantly higher than that of CON group at 160 days (P = 0.037). The rumen weight (P=0.006,0.010) and the height of duodenal villi (P=0.007) and the depth of crypt (P=0.0002) were increased, the height of jejunal villi (P=0.0037), the depth of crypt (P=0.0065) and the ratio of the height of villi to the depth of crypt (P=0.0080) were increased, and the height of ileal villi (P=0.001) and the depth of crypt (P=0.001) were also increased. Summary: Calcium propionate can improve the growth performance of calves, promote the development of liver, spleen and other visceral organs as well as gastrointestinal tract. Calcium propionate supplementation was better when 10% was added before 90 days, but the effect of adding 5% calcium propionate was similar to that of 10% during 90 days to 160 days. The effect of calcium propionate on rumen fermentation and rumen development of calves at the same feeding stage was the same as that of experimental animals and treatments. 1. Calcium propionate significantly increased the content of total volatile acids (P = 0.0370) in the rumen of calves fed 30 days, and increased the concentration of acetic acid (P = 0.0632), propionic acid (P = 0.0903) and isobutyric acid (P = 0.0591) in the rumen of calves. The contents of propionic acid (P = 0.0029) and valeric acid (P = 0.0133) in rumen were increased by adding 5% calcium propionate (P = 0.0013). Calcium propionate increased the thickness of rumen wall and the length of rumen papilla (P = 0.0012) of calves fed with calcium propionate for 30 days (P = 0.0085) and 90 days (P = 0.0126). The length of rumen papilla and the width of epithelial papilla increased with the increase of calcium propionate (P = 0.0016) and 5% calcium propionate (P = 0.0293), but the length of rumen papilla increased with the increase of calcium propionate (P = 0.2754). 10% calcium propionate could increase the width of rumen papilla (P = 0.0025). Summary: Calcium propionate could promote rumen fermentation and the development of rumen papilla. The length of rumen papilla was positively correlated with the content of propionic acid in rumen. Experiment 3: The effects of calcium propionate supplementation on blood biochemical indexes and rumen epithelial gene expression in calves were studied. The animals and treatments were the same as experiment 1. Six calves were randomly selected from each treatment group one day before the end of each stage. Blood samples from the rumen backpack of three calves were randomly selected from the CON and 5% CaP groups fed for 160 days and used for quantitative fluorescence PCR determination. Calcium propionate could increase the concentration of 1GF-1 in calf serum, and the concentration of 5% CaP was the highest at 160 days. Adding 5% calcium propionate could increase the expression of CCND1, CDK4, GPCR43, IGF-1R and INSR genes in rumen epithelium, including CCND1 and GPCR43. Conclusion: On the one hand, calcium propionate can increase the levels of glucose, insulin and 1GF-1 in the blood, and then increase the expression of INSR and IGF-1R genes in the rumen epithelium. On the other hand, propionic acid can be directly used as a signal molecule to increase the expression of GPCR43 gene through G protein-coupled receptor pathway, thus directly promoting the tumor. Gastric epithelial development. Experiment 4: Genes differentially expressed in rumen epithelium of calves were screened by high-throughput transcriptome sequencing (RNA-Seq) to explore the potential molecular mechanism of the effects of calcium propionate on rumen epithelial development. Three calves were randomly selected from the CON and 5% CaP treatment groups in trial 1 after slaughtering for 160 days. The total RNA was extracted from the samples, the transcriptome library was prepared, and then sequenced on the HiSeq2500 sequencing platform. The number of differentially expressed genes was 369, of which 216 were overexpressed in 5% CaP group and 153 were underexpressed in CON group. The results of GO enrichment analysis showed that calcium propionate could up-regulate the expression of TGM3, TGM1, OVOL1, DSP, IVL, SPINK5, CLDN4, CNFN and KRT36 genes related to epithelial cell development. KEGG analysis showed that the differentially expressed genes affected the development of rumen epithelium mainly through metabolism, signal transduction and endocrine system.
【学位授予单位】:中国农业大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2016
【分类号】:S823.5
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