Desempenho, avaliação ruminal e perfil metabólico sanguíneo de bovinos jovens confinados suplementados com monensina sódica ou anticorpos policlonais
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2008-01-11
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Millen, Danilo Domingues [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Esse estudo, conduzido no confinamento experimental da UNESP – Botucatu, foi realizado para testar anticorpos contra as bactérias ruminais S. bovis e F. necrophorum e várias cepas de bactérias proteolíticas sobre o desempenho e incidências de paraqueratose ruminal (IPR) e abscesso hepático em bovinos jovens com diferentes graus de sangue Zebu. O delineamento experimental foi inteiramente casualizado em arranjo fatorial 3X2 em parcelas subdivididas com três repetições (4 animais/baia), aonde três grupos genéticos (24 Tri-Cross (TC) - ½ Brangus, ¼ Angus, ¼ Nelore; 24 Canchim (CC) - ⅝ Charolais, ⅜ Nelore e 24 Nelores (NE)) e dois aditivos alimentares (anticorpos policlonais – 10 ml/cabeça/dia (AP) e monensina sódica – 30 mg/kg de dieta (MN)) foram as variáveis estudadas em três períodos de coleta de dados, correspondentes as três dietas com níveis crescentes de concentrado (73, 82 e 85%). Não houve interação (P>0,05) entre os grupos genéticos e os aditivos alimentares estudados. Animais suplementados com AP apresentaram similares (P>0,05) ganho de peso diário (GPD), ingestão de matéria seca em quilos (IMSKG), conversão alimentar (CA) e custo para ganhar um quilo de peso vivo que aqueles suplementados com MN. A ingestão de matéria seca em porcentagem do peso vivo (IMSPV) foi maior (P<0,05) para animais suplementados com AP que aqueles suplementados com MN. As IMSPV e IMSKG foram maiores na dieta de 73% de concentrado (P<0,05) para animais suplementados com AP e não diferiram entre os aditivos alimentares para as outras duas dietas (P>0,05). Conforme as dietas propostas, GPD e IMSPV diminuíram (P<0,05) e CA e IMSKG aumentaram, linearmente, durante o estudo (P<0,05). Animais suplementados com AP apresentarem menor (P=0,09) IPR que àqueles suplementados com MN. TC e CC apresentaram maiores (P<0,05) IMS e GDP e melhor (P<0,05) CA que NE. Rumens de NE mostraram, significativamente (P<0,05), maiores IPR que TC e CC.
This study, conducted at the São Paulo State University feedlot, Botucatu Campus, Brazil, was designed to test antibodies against S. bovis, F. necrophorum, and several strains of proteolytic bacteria (RMT) on performance and parakeratosis and liver abscesses incidences of Bos indicus-based types (BIBT). The experiment was designed as a split plot 3X2 factorial scheme, replicated thrice (4 bulls/pen), in which 24 8-mo-old bulls (297 kg) of each of three BIBT: 3-way cross (½ Brangus, ¼ Angus, ¼ Nellore; TC), Canchim (⅝ Charolais, ⅜ Nellore; CC), or Nellore (NE) were fed one of two diets containing either monensin (MO) at 30 mg/kg of diet or RMT at 10 mL/head/d and evaluated in increasing levels of concentrate (73, 82 and 85%). There were no interactions (P>0.05) between breed type and feed additives. Bulls fed RMT had similar (P>0.05) average daily gain (ADG), dry matter intake in kilos (DMIKG), cost to gain one kilo of body weight and feed conversion (FC) as those fed MO. When analyzed as percentage of BW, bulls fed RMT consumed (P<0.05) more feed than those fed MO. DMIKG and DMIBW were higher in 73% concentrate but did not differ in the others two diets evaluated. According to diets offered, ADG and DMIBW were reduced (P<0.05) and DMIKG and FC (P<0.05) were increased as the level of concentrate in the diet got higher. Bulls fed RMT to have lesser (P=0.09) rumen parakeratosis scores than those fed MO. TC and CC had greater (P<0.05) DMI and ADG, and better (P<0.05) FC than NE. Rumens from NE bulls had greater (P<0.05) parakeratosis scores than CC and TC. Just one liver abscess was found in this study what led to conclude as no abscesses incidence. Feeding RMT enhanced intake of Bos indicus-based bulls fed 73% concentrate diet while maintaining rumen health, and permitting performance similar to that of bulls fed monensin. RMT could be an eventual substitute if monensin was really prohibited.
This study, conducted at the São Paulo State University feedlot, Botucatu Campus, Brazil, was designed to test antibodies against S. bovis, F. necrophorum, and several strains of proteolytic bacteria (RMT) on performance and parakeratosis and liver abscesses incidences of Bos indicus-based types (BIBT). The experiment was designed as a split plot 3X2 factorial scheme, replicated thrice (4 bulls/pen), in which 24 8-mo-old bulls (297 kg) of each of three BIBT: 3-way cross (½ Brangus, ¼ Angus, ¼ Nellore; TC), Canchim (⅝ Charolais, ⅜ Nellore; CC), or Nellore (NE) were fed one of two diets containing either monensin (MO) at 30 mg/kg of diet or RMT at 10 mL/head/d and evaluated in increasing levels of concentrate (73, 82 and 85%). There were no interactions (P>0.05) between breed type and feed additives. Bulls fed RMT had similar (P>0.05) average daily gain (ADG), dry matter intake in kilos (DMIKG), cost to gain one kilo of body weight and feed conversion (FC) as those fed MO. When analyzed as percentage of BW, bulls fed RMT consumed (P<0.05) more feed than those fed MO. DMIKG and DMIBW were higher in 73% concentrate but did not differ in the others two diets evaluated. According to diets offered, ADG and DMIBW were reduced (P<0.05) and DMIKG and FC (P<0.05) were increased as the level of concentrate in the diet got higher. Bulls fed RMT to have lesser (P=0.09) rumen parakeratosis scores than those fed MO. TC and CC had greater (P<0.05) DMI and ADG, and better (P<0.05) FC than NE. Rumens from NE bulls had greater (P<0.05) parakeratosis scores than CC and TC. Just one liver abscess was found in this study what led to conclude as no abscesses incidence. Feeding RMT enhanced intake of Bos indicus-based bulls fed 73% concentrate diet while maintaining rumen health, and permitting performance similar to that of bulls fed monensin. RMT could be an eventual substitute if monensin was really prohibited.
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Bovinos - Alimentação e rações, Anticorpos policlonais, Monensina sódica, Antibodies, Monensin
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MILLEN, Danilo Domingues. Desempenho, avaliação ruminal e perfil metabólico sanguíneo de bovinos jovens confinados suplementados com monensina sódica ou anticorpos policlonais. 2008. iv, 131 f. Dissertação(mestrado) - Univerdade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia, 2008.