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Crude oligosaccharides extracted from bamboo shoots (
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Abstract
Background and Aim: Bamboo shoots (BOSs) ( Materials and Methods: In Experiment 1, BOSs were extracted using acid hydrolysis followed by enzymatic treatment, and their composition was confirmed through thin-layer chromatography and high-performance liquid chromatography. The prebiotic and antibacterial potential was evaluated Results: BOSs significantly enhanced the growth of Conclusion: BOSs exhibited promising prebiotic activity by promoting beneficial bacteria and suppressing pathogenic bacteria. While no adverse effects on growth or nutrient utilization were observed, BOSs improved ileal histomorphology, suggesting potential benefits for gut health. Further studies are recommended to optimize dosage and purity levels to maximize functional outcomes in poultry nutrition.
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