摘要
The objective of the study was to investigate the effects of dietary energy levels and sources on the blood metabolites,hormone secretion and the composition of follicular fluid in gilts.Fifty-four gilts with initial body weight of(59±4.2) kg were randomly allotted to six treatments.Treatments were low, normal,and high energy feeding levels,which were 87.5%,100%and 112.5%of recommendatory energy requirements by NRC(1998),respectively,and dietary energy sources(starch or fat).Blood samples and follicular fluids were collected on D18 and D19 of the second estrous cycle.The results showed that plasma concentrations of triglycerides and total cholesterol were higher in the fat group than that in the starch group(P【0.05),but those of glucose were similar between the two energy sources(P】0.05);dietary energy level exerted no effect on blood metabolites concentration(P】0.05).Gilts fed the high energy diet had a higher area under curve of plasma insulin(Insulin AUC),insulin-like growth factor-Ⅰ(IGF-Ⅰ) and leptin than did gilts fed the lower energy diet(P【0.05),but there was no significant difference between fat versus starch(P】0.05).Luteinizing hormone(LH) pulses were higher in gilts fed high energy rather than that in low energy diets(P】0.05),plasma concentration of estradiol(E<sub>2</sub>) was higher in the fat group than that in the starch group(P【0.05).The number of large follicles(diameter≥4 mm) and concentrations of IGF-Ⅰand E<sub>2</sub> in follicular fluid were increasing significant as the level of energy increased(P【0.05),but the numbers of large follicles and follicular fluid composition were not affected by the source of dietary energy(P】0.05).The results indicate that gilts fed high energy diets had elevated plasma concentrations of metabolic hormones,IGF-Ⅰand LH secretion,and increased follicular fluid concentrations of IGF-Ⅰ,E<sub>2</sub> and numbers of large follicles;gilts fed the dietary fat had a higher plasma concentration of cholesterol and E<sub>2</sub>.
The objective of the study was to investigate the effects of dietary energy levels and sources on the blood metabolites,hormone secretion and the composition of follicular fluid in gilts.Fifty-four gilts with initial body weight of(59±4.2) kg were randomly allotted to six treatments.Treatments were low, normal,and high energy feeding levels,which were 87.5%,100%and 112.5%of recommendatory energy requirements by NRC(1998),respectively,and dietary energy sources(starch or fat).Blood samples and follicular fluids were collected on D18 and D19 of the second estrous cycle.The results showed that plasma concentrations of triglycerides and total cholesterol were higher in the fat group than that in the starch group(P<0.05),but those of glucose were similar between the two energy sources(P>0.05);dietary energy level exerted no effect on blood metabolites concentration(P>0.05).Gilts fed the high energy diet had a higher area under curve of plasma insulin(Insulin AUC),insulin-like growth factor-Ⅰ(IGF-Ⅰ) and leptin than did gilts fed the lower energy diet(P<0.05),but there was no significant difference between fat versus starch(P>0.05).Luteinizing hormone(LH) pulses were higher in gilts fed high energy rather than that in low energy diets(P>0.05),plasma concentration of estradiol(E_2) was higher in the fat group than that in the starch group(P<0.05).The number of large follicles(diameter≥4 mm) and concentrations of IGF-Ⅰand E_2 in follicular fluid were increasing significant as the level of energy increased(P<0.05),but the numbers of large follicles and follicular fluid composition were not affected by the source of dietary energy(P>0.05).The results indicate that gilts fed high energy diets had elevated plasma concentrations of metabolic hormones,IGF-Ⅰand LH secretion,and increased follicular fluid concentrations of IGF-Ⅰ,E_2 and numbers of large follicles;gilts fed the dietary fat had a higher plasma concentration of cholesterol and E_2.
出处
《畜牧兽医学报》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2010年第S1期43-50,共8页
ACTA VETERINARIA ET ZOOTECHNICA SINICA
基金
supported by Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University (IRT0555)
National Natural Science Foundation (30471257) of China
