Modelos de crescimento e das respostas de frangas de postura submetidas a diferentes ingestões de aminoácidos sulfurados
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2012-03-13
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Silva, Edney Pereira da [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Objetivou-se com esta pesquisa: 1) modelar o crescimento e estimar a eficiência de utilização da metionina+cistina (Met+Cis); 2) Comparar as técnicas de abate comparativo (AC) e balanço de nitrogênio (BN) e verificar o efeito sobre a estimativa das exigências de Met+Cis; 3) desenvolver um modelo dinâmico para estimar as exigências diárias de Met+Cis com base na máxima deposição de nitrogênio; 4) Elaborar um modelo para estimar as exigências de Met+Cis nas fases de crescimento e pré-postura; 5) Modelar as respostas à ingestão de Met+Cis por diferentes funções matemáticas. Para atender o objetivo 1, foram utilizados dados de peso corporal, consumo de Met+Cis, composição química do corpo livre de penas (CLP) e das penas de 1.200 aves de quatro linhagens postura em crescimento. Para o objetivo 2, foram realizados três ensaios utilizando 168 frangas Dekalb White. O nitrogênio ingerido, excretado e depositado foram obtidos pelo AC e BN. O objetivo 3 foi obtido modelando as respostas assintóticas de nitrogênio ingerido e deposido em função da idade. Para o objetivo 4 foram utilizadas respostas de ingestão e deposições de Met+Cis e informações do crescimento do corpo, penas e órgãos reprodutivos. No o objetivo 5, 10 funções foram ajustadas às respostas de ingestão de Met+Cis e ganho de peso. As conclusões obtidas foram: com base nas curvas de crescimento, deposição e consumo de Met+Cis a eficiência de utilização foi estimada em 72%. As técnicas de AC e BN estimaram exigências de Met+Cis similares. O modelo dinâmico permitiu estimativas das exigências de Met+Cis para minimizar o custo das rações ou otimizar o desempenho zootécnico. A introdução do crescimento dos órgãos no modelo proporcionou estimativas mais precisas das exigências de Met+Cis para fase de pré-postura. As funções selecionadas estimaram as exigências Met+Cis em 313, 381 e 318 mg/ave/dia para obter maximar o ganho de peso
The objectives of this research were: 1) to model the pullet growth and estimate the efficiency of utilization of methionine+cystine (Met+Cys), 2) to compare the nitrogen balance (NB) and comparative slaughter techniques (CS) and verify the effect on the estimated requirements of Met+Cys, 3) to develop a dynamic model to estimate the daily requirements of Met+Cys based on maximum nitrogen deposition, 4) to develop a model to estimate the requirements of Met+Cys on growth phases and pre-posture, 5) to use models to describe the effect of Met+Cys intake by different mathematical functions. To attend the objective 1, the following variables were evaluated: body weight, Met+Cys intake, chemical composition of the feathers and the feather-free body in 1,200 pullets of four strains in growth. For the second objective, it was carried out three trials using 168 Dekalb White pullets and it was evaluated: the nitrogen intake, excreted and deposited, obtained by CS and NB techniques. The third objective was attended by modeling asymptotic responses of nitrogen consumed and deposited in function of age. For the fourth objective, were used responses of intake and deposition of Met+Cys, body growth, feathers and reproductive organs. To the fifth objective, 10 functions were fitted to the responses of Met+Cys intake and weight gain. The conclusions obtained were: based on the growth curves, consumption and deposition of Met+Cys, the efficiency of utilization was estimated in 72%. The CS and NB techniques estimated similar values for Met+Cys requirements. The dynamic model estimate requirements of Met+Cys to minimize the feed cost or enhance the egg pullet performance. The addition of organs growth in the model provided the best estimates of Met+Cis requirements for pre-posture. The requirement of 313, 381 and 318 mg/bird/day of Met+Cys was provided by selected functions to maximize pullet weight gain
The objectives of this research were: 1) to model the pullet growth and estimate the efficiency of utilization of methionine+cystine (Met+Cys), 2) to compare the nitrogen balance (NB) and comparative slaughter techniques (CS) and verify the effect on the estimated requirements of Met+Cys, 3) to develop a dynamic model to estimate the daily requirements of Met+Cys based on maximum nitrogen deposition, 4) to develop a model to estimate the requirements of Met+Cys on growth phases and pre-posture, 5) to use models to describe the effect of Met+Cys intake by different mathematical functions. To attend the objective 1, the following variables were evaluated: body weight, Met+Cys intake, chemical composition of the feathers and the feather-free body in 1,200 pullets of four strains in growth. For the second objective, it was carried out three trials using 168 Dekalb White pullets and it was evaluated: the nitrogen intake, excreted and deposited, obtained by CS and NB techniques. The third objective was attended by modeling asymptotic responses of nitrogen consumed and deposited in function of age. For the fourth objective, were used responses of intake and deposition of Met+Cys, body growth, feathers and reproductive organs. To the fifth objective, 10 functions were fitted to the responses of Met+Cys intake and weight gain. The conclusions obtained were: based on the growth curves, consumption and deposition of Met+Cys, the efficiency of utilization was estimated in 72%. The CS and NB techniques estimated similar values for Met+Cys requirements. The dynamic model estimate requirements of Met+Cys to minimize the feed cost or enhance the egg pullet performance. The addition of organs growth in the model provided the best estimates of Met+Cis requirements for pre-posture. The requirement of 313, 381 and 318 mg/bird/day of Met+Cys was provided by selected functions to maximize pullet weight gain
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Ave poedeira - Nutrição, Ave poedeira - Crescimento, Aminoacidos na nutrição animal
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SILVA, Edney Pereira da. Modelos de crescimento e das respostas de frangas de postura submetidas a diferentes ingestões de aminoácidos sulfurados. 2012. xviii, 207 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias, 2012.