Dietary high lipid and high plant-protein affected growth performance, liver health, bile acid metabolism and gut microbiota in groupers.
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Animal nutrition (Zhongguo xu mu shou yi xue hui)
2024
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| author | Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun |
| author_facet | Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun |
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| contents | Dietary high lipid and high plant-protein affected growth performance, liver health, bile acid metabolism and gut microbiota in groupers. Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun High lipid diets (HLD) and high plant-protein diets (HPD) exhibit potential fishmeal-saving effects but negatively impact liver health and growth performance in fish. We hypothesized that HLD and HPD impair liver health in pearl gentian groupers (♂ × ♀) through the modulation of intestinal microbiota and bile acid (BA) metabolism. Four diet groups were tested: control diet (CD, 46.21% crude protein, 9.48% crude lipid), HLD (46.37% crude protein, 16.70% crude lipid), HPD (46.50% crude protein, 9.38% crude lipid), and high lipid-high plant-protein diet (HLPD, 46.54% crude protein, 16.67% crude lipid). A total of 300 fish (average body weight = 15.22 ± 0.03 g) were randomly divided into 4 diet treatments (ensuring 3 tanks replicates of each diet treatment, each tank containing 25 fish). After an eight-week feeding period, the HLD and HPD significantly decreased the final body weight (FBW), weight gain rate (WGR), specific growth rate (SGR) and feed intake (FI) in comparison to CD group, with HLPD exacerbating these indicators ( |
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| spellingShingle | Dietary high lipid and high plant-protein affected growth performance, liver health, bile acid metabolism and gut microbiota in groupers. Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun Dietary high lipid and high plant-protein affected growth performance, liver health, bile acid metabolism and gut microbiota in groupers. Xu, Jia Wang, Fan Hu, Chaoqun Lai, Junxiang Xie, Shiwei Yu, Kefu Jiang, Fajun High lipid diets (HLD) and high plant-protein diets (HPD) exhibit potential fishmeal-saving effects but negatively impact liver health and growth performance in fish. We hypothesized that HLD and HPD impair liver health in pearl gentian groupers (♂ × ♀) through the modulation of intestinal microbiota and bile acid (BA) metabolism. Four diet groups were tested: control diet (CD, 46.21% crude protein, 9.48% crude lipid), HLD (46.37% crude protein, 16.70% crude lipid), HPD (46.50% crude protein, 9.38% crude lipid), and high lipid-high plant-protein diet (HLPD, 46.54% crude protein, 16.67% crude lipid). A total of 300 fish (average body weight = 15.22 ± 0.03 g) were randomly divided into 4 diet treatments (ensuring 3 tanks replicates of each diet treatment, each tank containing 25 fish). After an eight-week feeding period, the HLD and HPD significantly decreased the final body weight (FBW), weight gain rate (WGR), specific growth rate (SGR) and feed intake (FI) in comparison to CD group, with HLPD exacerbating these indicators ( |
| title | Dietary high lipid and high plant-protein affected growth performance, liver health, bile acid metabolism and gut microbiota in groupers. |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39640555/ |