2004
DOI: 10.4067/s0301-732x2004000200006
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Concentraciones de inmunoglobulinas séricas y calostrales de vacas selenio-deficientes y en el suero sanguíneo de sus terneros

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“…In this regard, the metabolic path of Se is dependent on the source employed (Ortman and Pehrson, 1999;Juniper et al, 2008;Slavik et al, 2008), with selenite being more easily metabolized to the immediate precursors of selenocysteine in comparison with the organic forms of Se. The barium selenate (BaSeO4) is an inorganic source that has been used in the formulation of prolonged-release preparations to provide an adequate Se status for at least 7 months (Leyán et al, 2004;Judson and Badidge, 2010), generating a high and sustained concentration of Se in plasma and liver compared to other inorganic forms (Davis et al, 2008).…”
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“…In this regard, the metabolic path of Se is dependent on the source employed (Ortman and Pehrson, 1999;Juniper et al, 2008;Slavik et al, 2008), with selenite being more easily metabolized to the immediate precursors of selenocysteine in comparison with the organic forms of Se. The barium selenate (BaSeO4) is an inorganic source that has been used in the formulation of prolonged-release preparations to provide an adequate Se status for at least 7 months (Leyán et al, 2004;Judson and Badidge, 2010), generating a high and sustained concentration of Se in plasma and liver compared to other inorganic forms (Davis et al, 2008).…”
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“…Trace mineral supplementation has been shown to alter colostrum quality in dairy cows, but responses may be dependent upon both the individual trace minerals and their formulation. Selenium supplementation of the precalving dairy cow diet has been shown to increase ( Pavlata et al, 2004 ), decrease ( Leyan et al, 2004 ), or have no effect on ( Mohrekesh et al, 2019 ) colostrum Ig. Chromium-methionine supplementation (during the dry period) of pregnant dairy cows did not alter either colostrum quantity or quality ( Gultepe et al, 2018 ).…”
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“…The formulation and dose rate of the mineral supplement may matter. Prenatal parenteral selenium administration to dairy cows has been shown to reduce offspring serum Ig content ( Leyan et al, 2004 ). Dairy cows supplemented with organic trace elements had significantly higher colostrum IgG content compared with cows supplemented with inorganic minerals in most ( Kincaid and Socha, 2004 ; Formigoni et al, 2011 ; Roshanzamir et al, 2020 ) but not all studies ( Juniper et al, 2019 ).…”
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