Abstract

Evaluation of a Commercially Available Probiotic and Organic Acid Blend Product on Production Parameters and Economics in Broiler Breeders

Highlights

  • The GIT is more densely populated with microorganisms than any other organ and is an interface where the microflora may have a pronounced impact on animal biology [1]

  • Comparison of rodents raised without exposure to any microorganisms, to those colonized with an assembly of microbiota revealed a wide range of host functions affected by indigenous microbial communities

  • The microbiota directs the assembly of the gut-associated lymphoid tissue [5], helps educate the immune system [6], affects the integrity of the intestinal mucosal barrier [7], modulates proliferation and differentiation of its epithelial lineages [8], regulates angiogenesis [9], modifies the activity of the enteric nervous system [10], and plays a key role in extracting and processing nutrients consumed in the diet [11]

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Introduction

The GIT is more densely populated with microorganisms than any other organ and is an interface where the microflora may have a pronounced impact on animal biology [1]. Comparison of rodents raised without exposure to any microorganisms, to those colonized with an assembly of microbiota revealed a wide range of host functions affected by indigenous microbial communities. The microbiota directs the assembly of the gut-associated lymphoid tissue [5], helps educate the immune system [6], affects the integrity of the intestinal mucosal barrier [7], modulates proliferation and differentiation of its epithelial lineages [8], regulates angiogenesis [9], modifies the activity of the enteric nervous system [10], and plays a key role in extracting and processing nutrients consumed in the diet [11]. Some organisms grow on intermediate products of fermentation such as H2, lactate, succinate, formate, and ethanol; converting these to end products including short chain fatty acids, a process which has direct benefits on digestive physiology [12]

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