FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4220804560> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4220804560 endingPage "4143" @default.
• W4220804560 startingPage "4128" @default.
• W4220804560 abstract "Our objective was to evaluate the effects of unprotected choline chloride (Cho) on the ruminal microbiome at 2 dietary neutral detergent fiber (NDF) concentrations. We hypothesized that the effects of Cho on ruminal bacterial populations would depend on NDF. Eight dual-flow continuous-culture fermentors were arranged in a duplicated 4 × 4 Latin square as a 2 × 2 factorial with the following treatments: (1) 30% NDF-control (30% NDF diet, no supplemental choline); (2) 30% NDF-Cho (30% NDF diet plus 1.9 g of choline ion per kg of dry matter); (3) 40% NDF-control (40% NDF diet, no supplemental choline); and (4) 40% NDF-Cho (40% NDF diet plus 1.9 g of choline ion per kg of dry matter). We did 4 fermentation periods of 10 d each and used the last 3 d for collection of samples of solid and liquid digesta effluents for DNA extraction. Overall, 32 solid and 32 liquid samples were analyzed by amplification of the V4 variable region of bacterial 16S rRNA. Data were analyzed with R (R Project for Statistical Computing) and SAS (SAS Institute Inc.) to determine effects of Cho, NDF, and NDF × Cho on taxa relative abundance. The correlation of propionate molar proportion with taxa relative abundance was also analyzed. At the phylum level, relative abundance of Firmicutes in the liquid fraction tended to be greater when Cho was supplemented with a 30% NDF diet. At the order level, Cho increased Coriobacteriales in solid fraction and decreased Fibrobacterales in liquid fraction. Moreover, Cho decreased abundance of Clostridiales and increased Selenomonadales in the solid fraction, only with the 30% NDF diet. For genera, lower abundance of Pseudobutyrivibrio resulted from Cho in solid and liquid fractions. Greater abundance of Succinivibrio in solid and Selenomonas and Selenomonas 1 in liquid resulted from Cho with the 30% NDF diet. Propionate molar proportion was positively correlated with relative abundance of order Selenomonadales in solid and liquid fractions, and with genus Succinivibrio in solid and genera Selenomonas and Selenomonas 1 in liquid. Our results indicate that Cho primarily decreases abundance of bacteria involved in fiber degradation and increases abundance of bacteria mainly involved in nonstructural carbohydrate degradation and synthesis of propionate, particularly when a diet with 30% NDF is provided." @default.
• W4220804560 created "2022-04-03" @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5000285239 @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5025479609 @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5037595501 @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5044148536 @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5079793591 @default.
• W4220804560 creator A5089902412 @default.
• W4220804560 date "2022-05-01" @default.
• W4220804560 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4220804560 title "Effects of choline chloride on the ruminal microbiome at 2 dietary neutral detergent fiber concentrations in continuous culture" @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1443935559 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1496710101 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1556124044 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W160827260 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1970718022 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1980729205 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1985778393 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W1997087247 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2023719845 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2042473229 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2054853773 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2060570534 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2067046180 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2080283023 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2087580548 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2089701680 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2094074594 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2106569951 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2117457769 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2124865641 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2162085707 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2198350005 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2254137216 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2340162345 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2401404581 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2401688307 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2536804832 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2562920068 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2586218779 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2767087538 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2793933904 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2885799866 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2896230826 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2909814163 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2943444256 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2949414580 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2953941130 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2963276645 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W2998888865 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W3007192208 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W3017330954 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W3034153397 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W3113621380 @default.
• W4220804560 cites W4205842851 @default.
• W4220804560 doi "https://doi.org/10.3168/jds.2021-21591" @default.
• W4220804560 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35282921" @default.
• W4220804560 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4220804560 type Work @default.
• W4220804560 citedByCount "6" @default.
• W4220804560 countsByYear W42208045602022 @default.
• W4220804560 countsByYear W42208045602023 @default.
• W4220804560 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5000285239 @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5025479609 @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5037595501 @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5044148536 @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5079793591 @default.
• W4220804560 hasAuthorship W4220804560A5089902412 @default.
• W4220804560 hasBestOaLocation W42208045601 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C100544194 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C104317684 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C140793950 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C158887663 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C185592680 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2777695942 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2778375661 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2779039770 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2780014933 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2780138947 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C2781123555 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C31903555 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C42062724 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C55493867 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C70262065 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConcept C86803240 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C100544194 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C104317684 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C140793950 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C158887663 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C185592680 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2777695942 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2778375661 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2779039770 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2780014933 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2780138947 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C2781123555 @default.
• W4220804560 hasConceptScore W4220804560C31903555 @default.

• next