Modified dietary fiber from cassava pulp affects the cecal microbial population, short-chain fatty acid, and ammonia production in broiler chickens

Okrathok, Supattra; Sirisopapong, Merisa; Mermillod, Pascal; Khempaka, Sutisa

doi:10.1016/j.psj.2022.102265

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“…7 Under anerobic conditions, microorganisms in the colon can ferment DF to produce short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs). 8 Several studies have demonstrated that the anti-obesity effects of DFs are associated with a decrease in the gut microbiota's Firmicutes / Bacteroidetes ratio. 9 In the past few years, carboxymethylated DFs from wheat bran, 10 pachymaran, 11 and chitosan, 12 have been shown to modulate the gut microbiota and metabolites as well as alleviate obesity and related complications.…”

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Carboxymethylated Lycium barbarum seed dreg dietary fiber alleviates high fat diet-induced hyperlipidemia in mice via intestinal regulation

Zhang,

Yang

et al. 2024

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Carboxymethylated Lycium barbarum seed dreg dietary fiber alleviates high fat diet-induced hyperlipidemia in mice via intestinal regulation

Zhang,

Yang

et al. 2024

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“…Research in the use of cassava as diets for poultry is not new. The renewed interest in recent times could be due to the global concern on sustainable poultry production amidst varying climate and its numerous effects on crop production and yield (Morgan and Choct, 2016;Okrathok et al 2023). Nigeria is the highest global producer of cassava with mean yield of 63.031 million MT in 2021 (FAOSTAT 2023).…”

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Performance And Egg Quality Parameters Of Laying Chickens Fed Cassava (Manihot esculenta) Plant Meals Based Diets

Asaniyan

2023

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The study was carried out to evaluate the effect of partial replacing maize with cassava plant meal on the performance and egg qualities of laying birds. One thousand (1,000) day old Isa Brown pullets were randomly assigned to four treatments of 10 replicates per treatment with each replicate comprising 25 laying pullets. The feeding trial lasted 12 months. The treatments were control (maize-based), cassava plant meal products (CPM 1, CPM2, CPM3). The CPMs were then used to constitute three experimental diets. The diets were 100% cassava-based on replacement of maize and a maize-based control diet. Result showed that CPM3 had a similar (P < 0.01) final weight and weight gain with the control diet (maize based) while CPM1 had the lowest and consumed the highest feed which result in a similar pattern for the FCR. Surprisingly, the highest mortality were recorded in birds fed CPM2 while the lowest (P < 0.0001) was recorded in CPM1 and CPM3. The control diet and CPM3 birds were the fastest birds to lay first egg while CPM 1 were the latest. Diet CPM 1 supported internal egg quality especially egg yolk colour while either CPM 2 or CPM 3 equally supported efficient egg production in terms of FCR/Kg egg mass as maize based diet without compromising the overall egg quality. Thus, CPM3 can successfully be used for partial replacement of maize during maize scarcity and high cost among farmers in developing countries.

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“…Very interestingly, microglia regulates emotional alteration through mediating immune response (modified microglia metabolism in some mental disorders, e.g., depression and bi-polar disorders) [4][5][6]. Recently, some research works showed that providing oligosaccharides supplementation is an efficient way to stimulate the production of SCFAs by the microbiota [7][8][9].…”

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Psychobiotics-like Activity as a Novel Treatment against Dry Scalp Related-White Flakes Production with Pogostemon cablin Leaf Extract

Meunier,

Chapuis,

Jarrin

et al. 2023

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Microbiome supplementation initially targeted the gut microbiota but has since been extended to the skin. A new category, psychobiotics, defined beneficial compounds with a positive action on microbiota, providing benefits to the host’s mental health. Pogostemon cablin leaf extract, proven to alleviate scalp dryness, was clinically evaluated on volunteers presenting dry scalp with flakes. A metagenomics study and sebum production analysis were performed, coupled to flakes scoring. The benefits of Pogostemon cablin leaf extract on emotions were assessed through three neuroscientific methods. Through this study, we proved that the skin microbiota of dry scalp was imbalanced, with increased alpha diversity and decreased Cutibacterium relative abundance compared to oilier skin. After applying our ingredient for one month, microbiota was rebalanced with a decrease in alpha diversity and increase in Cutibacterium relative abundance compared to the initial profile. Microbiota rebalancing led to an increase in scalp sebum and decrease in dry flakes compared to the start of the study. This global rebalancing improved the emotional state of people with scalp dryness who expressed more positive emotions after treatment.

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Modified dietary fiber from cassava pulp affects the cecal microbial population, short-chain fatty acid, and ammonia production in broiler chickens

Cited by 10 publications

References 43 publications

Carboxymethylated Lycium barbarum seed dreg dietary fiber alleviates high fat diet-induced hyperlipidemia in mice via intestinal regulation

Carboxymethylated Lycium barbarum seed dreg dietary fiber alleviates high fat diet-induced hyperlipidemia in mice via intestinal regulation

Performance And Egg Quality Parameters Of Laying Chickens Fed Cassava (Manihot esculenta) Plant Meals Based Diets

Psychobiotics-like Activity as a Novel Treatment against Dry Scalp Related-White Flakes Production with Pogostemon cablin Leaf Extract

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