Efeito da adição de parede celular de levedura sobre a digestibilidade, microbiota, ácidos graxos de cadeia curta e aminas fecais e parâmetros hematológicos e imunológicos de cães
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2009-02-18
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Gomes, Márcia de Oliveira Sampaio [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Considerando a importância da eubiota intestinal na saúde dos animais, o papel da dieta em sua composição e metabolismo tem sido estudado. Neste aspecto os prebióticos têm merecido destaque, incluindo-se a parede celular de leveduras (PCL), uma fonte natural de mananoligossacarídeos. Para o estudo de seu potencial prebiótico para cães, foram empregadas quatro dietas isonutrientes com inclusão de 0% (T0), 0,15% (T15), 0,30% (T30) e 0,45% (T45) de PCL. Foram utilizados oito Beagles adultos, divididos em dois quadrados latinos 4 X 4. Em cada período uma fase de adaptação de 15 dias precedeu 5 dias de coleta total de fezes para o ensaio de digestibilidade e 1 dia de coleta de fezes frescas para enumeração bacteriana, mensuração de pH e determinação das concentrações de ácidos graxos de cadeia curta e aminas bioativas. No dia 21 de cada período, amostra de sangue foi colhida para quantificação imunofenotípica por citometria de fluxo das subpopulações linfocitárias CD5+CD4+, CD5+, CD5+CD8+, CD45+ e CD45+CD21+. Os dados foram avaliados pelo Proc GLM do SAS, sendo as médias comparadas pelo teste de Tukey e por contraste polinomial e ortogonal (p<0,1). Os coeficientes de digestibilidade dos nutrientes não variaram com a inclusão de PCL (p>0,1). A inclusão de PCL não resultou em diferenças quanto às contagens de anaeróbios totais, aeróbios totais, bifidobactéria, lactobacilos, clostridios nas fezes dos cães (p>0.1). Verificou-se aumento linear na concentração fecal de butirato (p=0,055), redução linear das concentrações fecais de tiramina (P=0,1) e histamina (P=0,07) e redução quadrática de feniletilamina e triptamina (P=0,07). Os cães apresentaram, também, aumento linear na concentração de linfócitos CD5+ (P=0,10) e maior número de linfócitos CD45+CD21+ (P=0,053) mediante ingestão de PCL. Concluiu-se que a PCL apresenta efeito prebiótico...
Considering the importance of the intestinal microbiota to the animal health, the role of diet upon microbiota composition and metabolism have been studied. Prebiotics have been emphasized on this regard, including the yeasts cell walls (YCW), a natural source of mannanoligosaccharides. To study the prebiotic potential of this compound for dogs, four isonutrient diets were used with inclusion of 0% (T0), 0,15% (T15), 0,30% (T30) and 0,45% (T45) of YCW. Eight Beagles adults were used, arranged in two 4 X 4 Latin squares. In each replicate an adaptation phase of 15 days preceded a 5 days of total feces collection for digestibility trial and 1 day collection of fresh fecal samples for bacterial enumeration, pH measurement and determination of short chain fatty-acids and bioactive amines concentration. On day 21, a blood samples were collected for immunophenotypic quantification of lymphocyte subsets CD5+CD4+, CD5+, CD5+CD8+, CD45+ e CD45+CD21+ through flow cytometry. The data were evaluated using Proc GLM of SAS, means were compared by Tukey test and polinomial and orthogonal contrasts (p <0,1). The inclusion of YCW did not change the coefficient of total tract apparent digestibility of nutrients (p>0.1) nor the fecal bacterial enumeration (total aerobes and anaerobes, Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus, Clostridium and Escherichia coli) in dog’s feces (p>0.1). Fecal butirate concentration increased linearly with YCW addition (p=0,055), fecal concentrations of tyramine (P=0,1) and histamine (P=0,07) decreased linearly, and phenylethylamine (P=0,07) and tryptamine (P=0,07) concentrations showed a quadratic reduction with YCW consumption. Dogs also presented a linear increase in lymphocytes CD5+ concentration (P=0,10) and a greater CD45+CD21+ lymphocytes number (P=0,053) with YCW addition. In conclusion YCW presents a prebiotic (changing bacterial end product formation) and immunostimulating effect for dogs.
Considering the importance of the intestinal microbiota to the animal health, the role of diet upon microbiota composition and metabolism have been studied. Prebiotics have been emphasized on this regard, including the yeasts cell walls (YCW), a natural source of mannanoligosaccharides. To study the prebiotic potential of this compound for dogs, four isonutrient diets were used with inclusion of 0% (T0), 0,15% (T15), 0,30% (T30) and 0,45% (T45) of YCW. Eight Beagles adults were used, arranged in two 4 X 4 Latin squares. In each replicate an adaptation phase of 15 days preceded a 5 days of total feces collection for digestibility trial and 1 day collection of fresh fecal samples for bacterial enumeration, pH measurement and determination of short chain fatty-acids and bioactive amines concentration. On day 21, a blood samples were collected for immunophenotypic quantification of lymphocyte subsets CD5+CD4+, CD5+, CD5+CD8+, CD45+ e CD45+CD21+ through flow cytometry. The data were evaluated using Proc GLM of SAS, means were compared by Tukey test and polinomial and orthogonal contrasts (p <0,1). The inclusion of YCW did not change the coefficient of total tract apparent digestibility of nutrients (p>0.1) nor the fecal bacterial enumeration (total aerobes and anaerobes, Bifidobacterium, Lactobacillus, Clostridium and Escherichia coli) in dog’s feces (p>0.1). Fecal butirate concentration increased linearly with YCW addition (p=0,055), fecal concentrations of tyramine (P=0,1) and histamine (P=0,07) decreased linearly, and phenylethylamine (P=0,07) and tryptamine (P=0,07) concentrations showed a quadratic reduction with YCW consumption. Dogs also presented a linear increase in lymphocytes CD5+ concentration (P=0,10) and a greater CD45+CD21+ lymphocytes number (P=0,053) with YCW addition. In conclusion YCW presents a prebiotic (changing bacterial end product formation) and immunostimulating effect for dogs.
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Citometria de fluxo, Prebiótico, Mananoligossacarídeo, prebiotic, Mannan oligosaccharide, Flow cytometry
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GOMES, Márcia de Oliveira Sampaio. Efeito da adição de parede celular de levedura sobre a digestibilidade, microbiota, ácidos graxos de cadeia curta e aminas fecais e parâmetros hematológicos e imunológicos de cães. 2009. xv, 79 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias, 2009.