全脂Hermetia illucens幼虫餐对肉鸡健康和免疫系统功能的影响。

IF 2.5 2区 文学 Q1 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH International Journal of Bilingual Education and Bilingualism Pub Date : 2023-06-16 eCollection Date: 2023-06-01 DOI:10.2478/jvetres-2023-0022
Bartłomiej Tykałowski, Andrzej Koncicki, Joanna Kowalczyk, Marcin Śmiałek, Tadeusz Bakuła, Daria Murawska, Wiesław Sobotka, Tomasz Stenzel
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导言:作为家畜营养的潜在成分,替代蛋白质来源最近引起了越来越多的关注。本研究评估了用养殖的白头翁(HI)幼虫加工的昆虫蛋白替代家禽饲料中的大豆蛋白成分对肉鸡健康的影响:将 384 只雄性肉用仔鸡分为 4 个日粮组(8 栏/处理组,12 只/栏),饲养至出生后第 42 天(dol)。每个处理组在第 14 dol 前使用开食性日粮,然后在第 35 dol 前使用生长型日粮,最后在第 42 dol 前使用育成型日粮。标准日粮中的大豆粉用全脂 HI 幼虫粉代替,用量如下:对照组 HI-0 为 0%,HI-50 组为 50%,HI-75 组为 75%,HI-100 组为 100%。雏鸡 1 dol 时接种马立克氏病、球虫病、新城疫和传染性支气管炎疫苗,7 dol 时接种禽偏肺病毒减毒活疫苗。在 3 周龄和 6 周龄时采集血液和脾脏样本,并使用 ELISA、流式细胞术、血液学和生物化学方法进行分析:第 42 dol,随着鸡日粮中幼虫粉含量的增加,鸡的体重明显下降。蛋白质来源的替代对血液指标没有影响。摄入幼虫粉的雏鸡血清中肌酸激酶活性和磷含量下降,钙和尿酸含量上升。提高日粮中全脂 HI 幼虫粉的比例可提高两种样本中 T CD3+CD8a+ 细胞的比例,降低 T CD3+CD4+ 细胞的比例。饲喂幼虫粉的鸡在接种后的抗传染性支气管炎病毒抗体滴度明显较低:实验鸡的生产成绩较差,健康状况受损,这表明用全脂 HI 幼虫粉替代低于 50%的蛋白质是最佳的。
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The impact of full-fat Hermetia illucens larvae meal on the health and immune system function of broiler chickens.

Introduction: Alternative protein sources have recently been attracting growing interest as potential components of livestock nutrition. This study evaluated the effect on broiler health of replacing the soybean protein component of poultry feed with processed insect protein from farmed Hermetia illucens (HI) larvae.

Material and methods: A total of 384 male broiler chicks were divided into four diet groups (eight pens/treatment and 12 birds/pen) and reared to the 42nd day of life (dol). Each treatment group received a starter diet until the 14th dol, then a grower diet until the 35th and finally a finisher diet until the 42nd. The soybean meal in standard diets was replaced with full-fat HI larvae meal in the following amounts: 0% for the control group HI-0, 50% for group HI-50, 75% for group HI-75, and 100% for group HI-100. At 1 dol, chicks were vaccinated against Marek's disease, coccidiosis, Newcastle disease and infectious bronchitis and at 7 dol against avian metapneumovirus infections using live-attenuated vaccines. Blood and spleen samples were collected at three and six weeks of age and analysed using ELISA, flow cytometry, haematology and biochemistry.

Results: On the 42nd dol, as the content of larvae meal in the chickens' diets increased, the birds' body weights decreased significantly. The substitution of the protein source had no effect on the haematological markers. In chicks that received larvae meal, there was a decrease in creatine kinase activity and phosphorus levels and an increase in calcium and uric acid levels in serum. Raising the proportion of full-fat HI larvae meal in the diet raised the percentage of T CD3+CD8a+ cells and lowered that of T CD3+CD4+ cells in both sample types. Chickens fed larvae meal had significantly lower post-vaccination anti-infectious bronchitis virus antibody titres.

Conclusion: The poorer production results and impaired health in experimental birds may indicate lower than 50% protein substitution with full-fat HI larvae meal to be optimal.

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