ArticleFood science & nutrition2025
Microencapsulated Linseed Oil Supplementation Modifies Lipid Profile and Improves Luteal Function in Dairy Sheep.
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- Differential metabolomic effects of progestagen-based estrus synchronisation in South African Dohne Merino ewes.Tropical animal health and production · 2026Article
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Abstract
Polyunsaturated fatty acids omega 3 (PUFA-ω3) have been shown to modulate reproductive events such as ovarian follicular and luteal development, steroid and prostaglandin synthesis, and oocyte/embryo quality in different species. These effects could be exploited to support pregnancy and avoid early embryo losses that could occur in dairy sheep breeding. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of dietary supplementation of microencapsulated/by-passed linseed oil (LO) on ovarian function, embryo implantation rates, and lipid profiles of Sarda ewes during their early pregnancy. Our results demonstrated that the intake of microencapsulated LO at a level of 4.0% of fresh matter increased the plasmatic concentrations of PUFASω3 (
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