同位素标记内源氮法测定回肠内源氨基酸排泄量研究进展

内源氨基酸排泄量(LEAA)是测定饲料氨基酸真消化率的重要指标,而同位素标记内源氮法是直接测定内源氨基酸排泄量的有效方法之一。本文综述了同位素标记内源氮法测定回肠内源氨基酸排泄量的基本原理、假设条件和影响因素。     

猪禽饲料氨基酸消化率测定研究进展

猪禽饲料氨基酸消化率测定研究进展西北农业大学姚军虎四川农业大学王康宁·营养研究·饲料氨基酸（ＡＡ）消化率的测定是评定猪禽饲料蛋白质营养价值的一个重要方面。自Ｋｕｉｋｅｎ等（１９４８）首先用粪分析法测定猪饲料氨基酸消化率以来，单胃动物氨基酸消化率的测定...     

单胃动物内源氨基酸损失的测定方法及影响因素研究进展

氨基酸消化率是评定饲料蛋白质生物学效价的重要指标。对内源氨基酸损失进行准确测定可获得精准的氨基酸消化率,不仅可以节约日粮蛋白资源,降低饲料成本,还可减少因氮排放造成的环境污染。目前,内源氨基酸损失测定的方法主要包括无氮日粮法、绝食法、差量法、酶解蛋白日粮法、回归法、高精氨酸法和同位素法等。内源氨基酸损失又与动物、饲养环境、日粮组成(日粮蛋白、纤维、抗营养因子)及测定方法等有关。本文综述了内源氨基酸损失的测定方法及影响因素。     

畜禽内源氨基酸损失的影响因素

动物内源氮和氨基酸损失是影响饲料消化率和动物氮利用效率的重要因素,同时也是造成环境污染的重要氮来源。本文对影响内源氮和氨基酸损失的采食量、体重、环境、日粮蛋白、纤维、抗营养因子等因素进行了综述。     

猪内源氨基酸测定技术评述

氨基酸的真消化率是评价饲料蛋白质生物学效价的重要指标,而要测定氨基酸的真消化率,就必须对内源氨基酸排泄量进行估测。本文就目前内源氨基酸的测定方法进行了综述,并对各种方法的优缺点进行了评述。在内源氨基酸的测定方法中,以传统方法(无氮日粮法、回归外延法和完全可消化蛋白源或静脉灌注平衡氨基酸法)最为常用,但存在种种缺陷。为克服传统方法的缺陷,学者们提出了新的估测内源氨基酸的方法,如同位素标记法、高精氨酸法、肽营养超滤技术、氨基糖测定法以及体内体外结合测定法,但这些方法也存在或多或少的缺陷,还有待于改进。     

猪对蛋白质消化率的影响及内源氮排出量的测定

在以往的消化试验中，不考虑内源氮的排出量，这势必会影响消化率测定的准确性。为了确定内源氮扣除与否对消化率的影响，本试验采用无氮日粮饲喂，测定猪体内源氮的排出量，同时通过内源氮校正，计算日粮的消化率，分析猪内源氮对蛋白质消化率的影响程度。     

内源氨基酸测定技术评定

氨基酸的真消化率是评价饲料蛋白生物学效价的重要指标,而要测定氨基酸的真消化率,就必须对内源氨基酸排泄量进行估测。本文就目前内源氨基酸的测定方法进行了综述,并对各种方法的优缺点进行了评述。在内源氨基酸的测定方法中,以传统方法(无氮日粮法、回归外延法和完全可消化蛋白源法)最为常用,但存在很大的缺陷。为克服传统方法的缺陷,学者们提出了新的估测内源氨基酸的方法,如同位素标记法、高精氨酸法、肽营养超滤技术、氨基糖测定法以及体内体外结合测定法等,但这些方法也存在或多或少的缺陷,还有待于改进。     

家禽回肠内源氨基酸损失评定的研究与展望

饲料中蛋白质的营养价值评定工作对于实现精准营养、减少养殖成本和粪污氨氮污染来说至关重要。标准回肠氨基酸消化率是饲料蛋白质营养价值的重要评价体系,其中对动物的内源氨基酸损失进行校正是至关重要的一环。目前,检测家禽内源氨基酸的方法以无氮日粮法为代表,该方法因其操作简单的优点得到广泛应用,但在日粮配方上仍然存在不足。因此,文章就内源氨基酸损失的来源及其影响因素进行了综述,旨在为家禽内源氨基酸损失评定工作的完善提供建议。     

猪回肠氨基酸消化率的研究进展及应用

目前在许多国家都是采用可消化(或粗)蛋白和必需氨基酸(AA)总量,来评价猪日粮的蛋白质指标,然而由于不同日粮中氨基酸的消化率差异很大(Fuller和Wang,1991),所以根据氨基酸的消化率配制日粮,比用总氨基酸含量指标要精确得多。氨基酸的消化率因其测定方法不同有表观和真消化率之分,后者校正了内源氨基酸的损失(lenis,1992),但由于内源氮排出量难以准确测定,所以表观消化率在养猪生产中也很实在。本世纪七十年代以来,应用回肠体外桥式瘘管法测定猪日粮氨基酸消化率的     

鸡与鸭饲料氨基酸消化率测定值比较

本研究应用排空强饲法及石岐杂公鸡、樱桃谷公鸭分别测定定了5种饲料氨基酸表观消化率和真消化率。结果表明：除玉米氨基酸表观消化率外,其余饲料的大多数氨基酸消化率在鸡和鸭之间都存在着明显差异;在32小时收粪时间里,鸭的内源氨基酸排出量明显比鸡多;内源氨基酸对鸡和鸭的饲料氨基酸真消化率都有影响,影响大小随蛋白质含量高低而异,一般饲料蛋白质含量越低的饲料两者相差越大。而内源氨基酸排出量对鸭饲料,尤其对低蛋白含量饲料的氨基酸真消化率的影响比鸡更明显。     

Establishment of Tabulated Values for Standardized Ileal Digestibility of Crude Protein and Essential Amino Acids in Common Feedstuffs for Pigs

Literature data on apparent ileal digestibility of crude protein (CP) and amino acids in pigs from 79 references (203 observations) including 13 different common feedstuffs, and other data on basal endogenous ileal loss of CP and amino acids from 32 references (36 observations) were analysed statistically. The analyses revealed that the cannulation method as well as the method for determining endogenous ileal losses of CP and amino acids affected the results. After correction for these effects a new set of tabulated values for apparent and standardized ileal digestibility of crude protein and essential amino acids was generated. The results were in most cases in good agreement with three recently published tables for standardized ileal digestibility of amino acids in feedstuffs. Therefore, it was concluded that the data obtained in the present work, together with those given in the recently published tables, would be a suitable basis for a general table for standardized ileal digestibility of CP and amino acids in common feedstuffs for pigs.     

Measurement of endogenous amino acid losses in poultry

1. Ileal endogenous amino acid losses were determined in broiler chickens and in cannulated cross‐bred layer strain cockerels using either a nitrogen‐free diet, regression analysis or a 48 h fast.

2. Endogenous amino acid flows to the ileum in fasted cockerels were significantly lower than those obtained both by feeding the nitrogen‐free diet, and from regression analysis in either broilers or cockerels. Regression analysis gave the highest flows.

3. The apparent digestibility coefficients of amino acids in a diet containing 200 g/kg crude protein were lower in broilers (0.84) than in cockerels (0.88). When corrected, by regression analysis, for the contribution of endogenous amino acids, the true digestibility coefficients became 0.90 and 0.92 respectively.     

Variation in seed protein digestion of different pea (Pisum sativum L.) genotypes by cecectomized broiler chickens: 1. Endogenous amino acid losses, true digestibility and in vitro hydrolysis of proteins

The aim of this study was to investigate the cause of variation in the digestibility of pea protein in poultry and to find a tool to select genotypes with high digestibility potential by using an in vitro hydrolysis assay. Eight pea genotypes were selected for their difference in seed protein content and composition. To reduce the variation due to tannins and particle size, seeds from these 8 genotypes were dehulled and micro-ground. They were incorporated as the only protein source in 8 different experimental isoproteinaceous diets with similar metabolisable energy content. The amino acid digestibility was studied in cecectomized chickens. A balance method was used to obtain apparent digestibility, and the isotope dilution technique was used to determine endogenous losses and true digestibility, after feeding a double labelled test meal containing chromic oxide and ¹⁵N-labelled peas. The 8 diets showed differences in apparent amino acid digestibility. The average apparent digestibility for all amino acids varied between 79.5 and 86.3%, with the highest values for arginine (85.2 to 90.8%) and glutamic acid (85.2 to 90.5%), and the lowest values for cystine (63.3 to 69.7%) and tryptophan (69.1 to 80.3%). This variability of apparent amino acid digestibility was due to variations in endogenous losses and true digestibility among the 8 pea genotypes. The average endogenous losses as determined for 9 amino acids ranged from 3.6 to 5.4% of ingested amino acids, with the highest value for threonine (8.0 to 11.0%). The average true digestibility varied between 84.4 and 90.2%, with the highest values for lysine (89.0 to 95.0%), and the lowest for isoleucine (81.0 to 88.7%) and valine (82.4 to 88.7%). In vitro hydrolysis of protein from micro-ground seeds was performed for the 8 pea genotypes using three proteases (pepsin, trypsin and chymotrypsin). The quantity of small peptides (< 3 kDa) that appeared after the combined hydrolysis with pepsin (3 h) followed by trypsin and chymotrypsin (15 min) was significantly correlated with the average true digestibility of the 8 genotypes (R = 0.74; P < 0.05).     

标准回肠消化率在肉鸡饲料原料氨基酸营养价值评定中的应用

为了获得最佳生产性能,配制满足家禽营养需要的日粮配方和将排泄到环境中的过多养分降到最低,已显得尤为重要。关于蛋白质饲料原料,多通过表观回肠消化率反映其利用率。以表观回肠消化率值为基础配制日粮,低估了饲料原料的氨基酸消化率,导致排泄物中养分含量增加。通过内源氨基酸基础损失校正表观回肠消化率所得的标准回肠消化率,能克服表观回肠消化率的局限性。作者讨论了标准回肠氨基酸消化率和内源氨基酸基础损失的估测方法,并对其在肉鸡饲料原料氨基酸营养价值评定中的应用作一总结。     

True ileal digestibility of amino acids in sow's milk for 17-day-old pigs

The digestibility of amino acids in sow's milk consumed by young pigs is currently unknown because of difficulties associated with collecting an adequate quantity of milk, and also problems in cannulating suckling pigs. A total of 14 kg of sow's milk was collected, two soluble indigestible markers (Co-EDTA and YbC13) were added, and the milk was fed to four pigs at 17 d of age that were fitted with a simple T-cannula at the terminal ileum. Another four cannulated pigs were offered a similar amount of a 20% DM liquid diet based on enzymatically hydrolyzed casein and lactose to assess endogenous amino acid losses. All pigs were fed about 875 g of each diet per day in 10 hourly meals from 0700 to 1700. Following 2 d of adaptation, ileal digesta were collected from 0800 to 1800 for 2 d. Diets and digesta were analyzed for amino acids using appropriate hydrolysis and preoxidation procedures. Average nitrogen true digestibility was 88%, whereas amino acid true digestibilities ranged from 84% (cystine and threonine) to 100% (methionine, histidine, and glutamic acid); the average for all amino acids was 92 +/- 4%. Based on average values, true digestibility of essential amino acids was not different from that of nonessential amino acids (P > 0.10). In whole milk, amino acids found in abundance in whey proteins (i.e., cystine, glycine, and threonine) were less (P < 0.05) digestible than amino acids predominating in casein proteins (i.e., glutamic acid, proline, and methionine). When true ileal digestible amino acid concentrations in sow's milk were expressed as ratios to digestible lysine, it appeared that threonine, tryptophan, and arginine were lower than what might be considered optimal. In conclusion, amino acids in sow's milk were highly digestible, but most of the amino acids had true ileal digestibility values significantly less than 100%.     

Neutral detergent fiber increases endogenous ileal losses but has no effect on ileal digestibility of amino acids in growing pigs

Two experiments were conducted to determine the effect of neutral detergent fiber (NDF) on endogenous amino acids and protein ileal losses; and also apparent ileal digestibility (AID), and standardized ileal digestibility (SID) of amino acids and crude protein. Sixteen barrows were fed four protein‐free diets containing graded NDF levels in Experiment 1. NDF was a mixture of sugarcane bagasse and corn leaves (SBCL). Twenty‐four barrows were fed diets with soybean protein concentrate (SPC) or casein as protein sources and SBCL or corncobs (CC) as NDF sources in Experiment 2. In Experiment 1, a linear increase (P < 0.05) in endogenous amino acid and protein ileal losses was observed with increased NDF levels, except for arginine, histidine, methionine and proline. In Experiment 2, protein (P < 0.001) and NDF (P < 0.01) sources significantly affected AID of dry matter, which was higher in casein diets (71.7%) and CC diets (70.7%). Protein and NDF sources significantly affected (P < 0.05) SID of crude protein, which was higher in casein diets (92.8%) and CC diets (92.7%). NDF source had no effect (P > 0.05) on SID of amino acids. Overall, this study showed that NDF increased endogenous amino acid and protein ileal losses, but did not affect ileal digestibility of amino acids.     

Standardized ileal protein and amino acid digestibility by growing pigs and sows

Experiments were conducted to determine the effect of the physiological condition of swine on standardized ileal digestibility coefficients (SID). The apparent ileal digestibility coefficients were determined for crude protein and amino acids in six feed ingredients (corn, barley, wheat, soybean meal, canola meal, and meat and bone meal) in growing pigs and in gestating and lactating sows. Growing pigs and lactating sows were given free access to their diets, whereas gestating sows were allowed to consume only 2 kg of feed daily. The nonspecific (basal) endogenous losses of protein and amino acids were determined under similar feeding regimens after feeding a protein-free diet. The SID for crude protein and amino acids were calculated by correcting the apparent ileal digestibility coefficients for the nonspecific endogenous losses of protein and amino acids. With a few exceptions, there were no differences (P > 0.05) in the SID for crude protein and amino acids between growing pigs and lactating sows. Overall, gestating sows had higher (P < 0.05) SID for crude protein and all amino acids, except for tryptophan and aspartate, compared with growing pigs. Likewise, the SID of most amino acids obtained by gestating sows were higher (P < 0.05) than those obtained by lactating sows. Interactions (P < 0.05) between animals and diets were observed for gestating sows compared with growing pigs as well as gestating sows compared with lactating sows. As a consequence, it is not possible to extrapolate data from one feed ingredient to another. On most occasions, the lowest SID among the indispensable amino acids was calculated for threonine, valine, and lysine. It is concluded that gestating sows fed 2 kg of feed per day have higher standardized digestibility coefficients than do growing pigs and lactating sows given free access to their diets. This difference may be due to differences in daily feed intake rather than to the physiological status of the animals.     

Progress in ileal endogenous amino acid flow research in poultry

The progress in our understanding of the endogenous protein concept over the past century is reviewed. Nondietary proteins found in the digesta at the terminal ileum of poultry, known as endogenous protein loss, are comprised of digestive secretions, mucus and sloughed gut epithelial cells. The measurement of this loss is of fundamental importance because it is an indicator of gut metabolism and is essential to adjust apparent estimates of ileal amino acid digestibility. The ileal endogenous amino acid losses comprise of two components, namely basal and specific losses. The basal losses are fixed and associated with feed dry matter intake, whereas the specific losses are variable and induced by the presence of dietary components such as fibre and anti-nutrients. Currently there is no methodology available to directly measure the specific endogenous losses and these losses are calculated by determining the basal and total(basal plus specific) losses and, then subtracting the basal losses from total losses.The seminal features, specific applications and shortcomings of available methodologies are briefly outlined as well as the practical challenges faced in using the published endogenous amino acid loss values for true digestibility corrections. The relevance of taurine as a component of endogenous protein flow in poultry is identified for the first time.     

畜禽内源氨基酸代谢及测定方法学研究进展

内源氨基酸的排泄量是计算饲料真可消化率以及析因法估计动物蛋白质、氨基酸需要量的重要参数。本文综述了近年来内源氨基酸代谢以及测定方法学的国内外研究进展,特别是我国科技工作者在准确测定动物内源氨基酸代谢方面的研究成果。