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• W3132050769 abstract "Dietary supplementation of alfalfa hay or calf starter during the preweaning period was beneficial to the gastrointestinal development in dairy calves and lambs. In the present study, we designed 2 experiments using weaning with calf starter and alfalfa hay to investigate the diet-ruminal microbiome-host crosstalk in yak calves by analyzing the ruminal microbiota and rumen epithelial transcriptome. During the preweaning period, supplementation with either alfalfa hay or the starter significantly promoted animal growth and organ development in yak calves, including increases in body weight, body height, body length, chest girth, and development of liver, spleen, and thymus. These improvements could be attributed to increased dry matter intake, rumen fermentation, and development. Butyrate concentration increased in yak calves fed alfalfa hay or the starter, which could further promote ruminal epithelium development. Using 16S rRNA gene amplicon sequencing, we determined that butyrate-producing genera were increased by the supplementation with alfalfa hay or the starter. Transcriptomic analysis of the rumen epithelia revealed that the PI3K-Akt signaling pathway, which is critical in mediating many aspects of cellular function such as cell growth, was upregulated in response to alfalfa hay or the starter supplementation. The starter supplementation also increased the jejunal α-amylase activity, whereas alfalfa hay supplementation reduced the ileal α-amylase activity. Furthermore, the co-supplementation of both the starter and alfalfa hay reduced intestinal α-amylase activity. The starter increased ruminal propionate concentration, whereas alfalfa hay exhibited the opposite trend. The observed opposite effects of the starter and alfalfa hay on rumen propionate concentration corresponded with up- and downregulation, respectively, of the ruminal cholecystokinin involved in pancreatic secretion pathway, and thereby increased and decreased pancreatic α-amylase activity. In conclusion, both alfalfa hay and the starter could promote the growth and ruminal epithelial development of yak calves. The starter and alfalfa hay also differentially affected the intestinal α-amylase activities due to their different chemical components and different effects on ruminal fermentation, especially the ruminal propionate production." @default.
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• W3132050769 title "Diet-ruminal microbiome-host crosstalk contributes to differential effects of calf starter and alfalfa hay on rumen epithelial development and pancreatic α-amylase activity in yak calves" @default.
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