Influence of Probiotics and Prebiotics Supplementation on Production Performance in Laying Hens

Sheoran, Nancy; Maan, NS; Sihag, Sajjan; Kumar, Gautam

doi:10.5958/2231-6744.2015.00007.9

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“…The COS exhibits growth-promoting activities based on the previously verified positive effects, and it can be employed as a powerful substitute for antibiotic growth promoters. Moreover, oligosaccharides have been used as prebiotics to improve health status, minimize pathogen formation in the small intestine ( Yaqoob et al, 2021 ), develop immunological role growth-promoting in broilers ( Wang et al, 2003 ), and increase the productivity of laying hens ( Sheoran et al, 2018 ).…”

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Immune response, hematological traits, biochemical blood parameters, and histological status of laying hens influenced by dietary chitosan-oligosaccharides

Youssef,

Khalil,

Shakoori

et al. 2023

Poultry Science

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Immune response, hematological traits, biochemical blood parameters, and histological status of laying hens influenced by dietary chitosan-oligosaccharides

Youssef,

Khalil,

Shakoori

et al. 2023

Poultry Science

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“…Treatments of dysfunctions or improvements of physiological and reproductive performances were achieved through feed supplements Mohammed and Al-Hozab, 2020;Sheoran et al, 2018) and assisted reproductive techniques (Mohammed et al, 2010;Mohammed et al, 2012;Mohammed 2019). The continuous interests for the use of dietary supplements have grown to human and animals as well in order to improve their productive, reproductive and therapeutic performances (Gonzalez-Uarquin et al, 2020).…”

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Effects of Myo-inositol on Physiological and Reproductive Traits through Blood Parameters, Oocyte Quality and Embryo Transfer in Mice

Mohammed¹,

Alshaheen²,

Al-Suwaiegh³

2020

IJAR

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Background: The beneficial effects of myo-inositol to mammals on physiological and reproductive functions and treatments of malfunctions have been reported. The aims of present study were to assess the efficacy of myo-inositol supplementation on physiological and reproductive performances through blood parameters, oocyte quality and embryo transfer in mice. Methods: Seventy-five virgin female mice were classified into three equal groups; control group (T1) versus two myo-inositol groups (T2 receive 30 mmol/l and T3 receive 60 mmol/l). Changes of body temperature, blood oxygen and glucose, heart rate, blood parameters (RBCs, WBCs, hematocrit, glucose and total protein), oocyte quality (cumulus enclosed, diameter and brilliant cresyl blue stain) and reproductive performances (litter weight and size) were determined. Result: The results indicated that myo-inositol supplementation resulted in significant increase in values of RBCs, WBCs, hematocrit and total protein in addition to significant hypoglycemia. The quality of oocytes in case of cumulus enclosed, diameter and brilliant cresyl blue staining and reproductive performances were improved due to myo-inositol supplementation. Furthermore, myo-inositol supplementation effectively alleviated hypothermia and hyperglycemia following general anaesthesia.

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“…Effects of nutrition and supplements on physiological and reproductive performance have been reported (Mohammed and Attaai 2011;Mohammed and Al-Suwaiegh 2016;Chaudhari et al, 2018;Dar et al, 2018;Sheoran et al, 2018). Flavanols play protective and antioxidant effective role for plants and the living organisms that consume the plants.…”

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+(-)catechin raises body temperature, changes blood parameters, improves oocyte quality and reproductive performance of female mice

Mohammed

Al-Hozab

2019

IJAR

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The present study aimed to explore changes in physiological and reproductive performances upon supplementation of +(-) cactechin (200 vs. 2000 mg/kg BW) in mice. In addition, body temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen and glucose were explored after general anesthesia of +(-)cactechin animals. Sixty albino female mice were classified into three groups; control group (G1) versus two +(-) cactechin groups [G2 (200 mg/kg BW) and G3 (2000 mg/kg BW)] for 15 days in aqueous solution. Changes of body temperature, heart rate, blood parameters, oocyte quality and reproductive performances were determined and recorded. In addition, changes of body temperature, heart rate, blood oxygen and glucose were measured after anesthesia. The results indicated that +(-)catechin supplementation resulted in significant increase in body temperature, blood oxygen and WBCs in addition to significant hypoglycemia. The oocytes quality and reproductive performances were improved upon +(-)catechin supplementation. +(-)catechin supplementation did not improve the negative side effects of anesthesia. In conclusion, supplementation of +(-)catechin could benefit physiological and reproductive performances in mice.

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Influence of Probiotics and Prebiotics Supplementation on Production Performance in Laying Hens

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Immune response, hematological traits, biochemical blood parameters, and histological status of laying hens influenced by dietary chitosan-oligosaccharides

Immune response, hematological traits, biochemical blood parameters, and histological status of laying hens influenced by dietary chitosan-oligosaccharides

Effects of Myo-inositol on Physiological and Reproductive Traits through Blood Parameters, Oocyte Quality and Embryo Transfer in Mice

+(-)catechin raises body temperature, changes blood parameters, improves oocyte quality and reproductive performance of female mice

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