奶牛乳房炎与肠道菌群的关联研究
[Abstract]:Mastitis is a high incidence in dairy cattle farms and easy to recur after being cured by antibiotics. The recurrence of the disease led to a continuous decline in milk production, nipple necrosis, and thus elimination of milk production in cows. Mastitis is also a common disease among lactating women. Traditional antibiotics treat neonatal nervous system damage. In the treatment of mastitis, because of its negative effects, antibiotics are no longer suitable for abuse in mastitis treatment. It is necessary to speed up the development of new and effective antibiotic substitutes for the treatment or prevention of mastitis. Probiotics have been successfully applied in the prevention and treatment of many diseases. Therefore, whether probiotics is really effective in the treatment and prevention of mastitis is an interesting research direction. Probiotics play a key role in the host intestine, so whether the intestinal flora is associated with mastitis is the first question whether probiotics can be used in the treatment of mastitis. In this paper, healthy cows and cows with mastitis were used to quantitatively study the common bacteria and bacteria in the intestinal microflora of healthy cows and mastitis cows. The results of correlation analysis showed that between the two groups of cows, the results of correlation analysis showed that there was no significant difference between the two groups of cows. The difference between the two groups was the largest by L.buchneri, with 27.32%, followed by L.sake, which reached 9.64%. Lactating aseptic mice were selected as animal models. Mastitis cow feces and healthy cow feces were transplanted into aseptic mice, and a group of mice transplanted mastitis cow feces were selected for probiotics intervention. Through microflora transplantation, breast tissue and other immune indexes of lactating mice were monitored. To investigate whether the mammary tissue of the mice transplanted with healthy cow feces and the mice transplanted with mastitis cow feces and the mice treated with probiotics at the same time had inflammation and the degree of inflammation. The results showed that mice transplanted with mastitis cow feces showed significant inflammation in breast tissue during 25 days of microflora transplantation, but no significant inflammation was found in mice transplanted with cow feces from healthy cows. The inflammation of mice treated with probiotics was weaker than that of mice treated with probiotics. After histopathological examination, three groups of mice fecal samples and two groups of cow fecal samples were collected and sequenced for metagenomic sequencing and 16s rRNA gene full-length sequencing. The results showed that the structure of intestinal flora was changed after it was transplanted into mice, but in the group of mice transplanted with cow feces, the structure change of intestinal flora was smaller, and it was more inclined to the structure of intestinal flora of cow in healthy group. Two groups of mice transplanted mastitis cow feces, one group of mice treated with probiotics, the intestinal microflora structure of the two groups of mice was smaller, but with mastitis cow intestinal flora structure change is greater. At the same time, the abundance of bacteria producing acetic acid, butyric acid and succinic acid was higher in the intestinal flora of healthy cows and mice transplanted with their feces. The full-length sequencing of 16s rRNA gene showed that the content of Lactobacillus in the feces of transplanted healthy cows was higher. From the results of macro-genome sequencing and full-length 16s rRNA gene sequencing, it was found that there were differences in the structure and function of intestinal flora between cows with mastitis and healthy cows, and the intestinal flora of dairy cows was transplanted into aseptic mice. The differences in the structure and function of this flora are also magnified to form a sharp contrast. The results showed that the structure of healthy intestinal flora had a direct effect on maintaining the healthy state of dairy cows. Probiotics could regulate the intestinal microflora of dairy cows, which could not be ignored to maintain the health of dairy cows, prevent and relieve mastitis.
【学位授予单位】:内蒙古农业大学
【学位级别】:博士
【学位授予年份】:2016
【分类号】:S858.23
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