ArticleJDS communications2025
Feeding of high-quality hay modulates hepatic lipid and energy metabolism in weaned dairy calves.
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The present study aimed to investigate the effects of feeding different hay qualities with or without concentrate supplementation on the mRNA expression of genes related to hepatic lipid and glucose metabolism and cellular energy status in weaned calves. Holstein Friesian calves (5 per dietary group) were fed 4 solid diets: (1) 100% medium-quality hay (MQH; 9.4 MJ of ME, 149 g CP, 522 g NDF/kg of DM); (2) 100% high-quality hay (HQH; 11.2 MJ of ME, 210 g CP, 455 g NDF/kg of DM); (3) 30% medium-quality hay + 70% starter concentrate (MQHC); and (4) 30% high-quality hay + 70% starter concentrate (HQHC). Calves were slaughtered at 100 ± 4 d of age and an average BW of 128.8 ± 19.8 kg. Liver tissue was collected, snap-frozen in liquid N
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