ArticleJournal of animal science and biotechnology2020
Effect of dietary fiber and threonine content on intestinal barrier function in pigs challenged with either systemic
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Abstract
backgroundThe independent and interactive effects of dietary fiber (DF) and threonine (Thr) were investigated in growing pigs challenged with either systemic
resultsIn experiment 1, intestinal barrier function was assessed via oral lactulose and mannitol (L:M) gavage and fecal mucin analysis in pigs challenged with
conclusionDietary fiber appears to improve barrier function through increased mucin production capacity (i.e., goblet cell numbers, MUC2 gene expression) and secretion (i.e., fecal mucin output). The lack of effect of dietary Thr in
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