Thermal modulation of mitochondrial function is affected by environmental nickel in rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss)

Exploring the metabolic and antioxidant potential of solergy: Implications for enhanced animal production

“…As a next step, a follow-up study will incorporate the additive into animal diets, as previously conducted in other studies, and will use of serum from animals consuming these diets [ 4 , 5 ] to establish a model of the conditioned environment. This study has elucidated the mechanisms of action of Solergy, providing a better understanding of and insights into the use of Solergy in diets and explaining some of the production-level mechanisms already described for similar compounds [ 6 , 7 ]. Although this in vitro model cannot address all questions, it serves as a valuable tool for refining the design and determining the practical application of Solergy for in vivo experiments.…”

“…Growth stimulation models need energy, and the regulation of ATP concentrations relies heavily on glucose metabolism. Regulating ATP and glycogen levels in cells is pivotal to understand energy reserves [6] . However, such modulation results in the generation of waste, such as free radicals, and oxidative stress, which indicates that the molecules that promote growth generate ATP and are metabolically active [ 7 , 8 ].…”