提高柠条饲料利用率的研究

柠条Caragana korshinskii粗纤维高、适口性差、利用率低,采用物理、生物、化学处理技术进行加工处理.结果表明:柠条经过粉碎制粒后饲喂家畜,利用率提高50%,家畜采食量增加20%～30%,质量增加15%左右;柠条添加5%玉米进行氨化处理,效果好,粗蛋白含量提高6.32%,粗纤维含量降低3.67%,木质素含量降低1.32%,无氮浸出物含量降低1.49%;柠条青贮后粗蛋白含量降低0.06%,粗纤维含量降低1.6%,木质素含量降低2.68%,无氮浸出物含量降低1.87%;添加5%尿素膨化处理,效果好,柠条粗蛋白含量提高10.53%,粗纤维含量降低1.37%,木质素含量降低3.03%,无氮浸出物含量降低8.69%;柠条微贮后,粗蛋白、粗脂肪、粗纤维、木质素含量变化不大,粗灰分含量增加1.36%,无氮浸出物含量增加2.59%.     

高寒地区不同干燥法对紫花苜蓿营养价值的影响

研究了高寒地区不同干燥方法对紫花苜蓿营养价值的影响，结果表明：压扁茎秆结合日晒干燥法所用干燥时间短，减少了紫花苜蓿粗蛋白质、钙、磷等营养物质的损失，有利于营养价值的保持，从而提高了干草的质量。     

高寒草地畜牧业产业化的障碍与实现路径——以甘南州合作市为例

草地畜牧业是合作市的主导产业,受自然条件和社会经济发育程度的深刻影响,农牧业经济要素互补性差;畜牧业内部同构性较强,区域分工不明显;畜产品的商品化过程粗放、低质、低效;畜产品加工企业门类不全,规模不大,带动性差;普遍缺少各种形式的中介机构和协会,农牧民自组织能力不足;缺少交易市场,要素流动受阻,致使畜牧业产业化进程缓慢。因此,在保护草原生态环境的前提下,加强基地建设,大力发展龙头企业,强化农牧业服务体系,实现草地畜牧业向现代畜牧业转型。     

mRNA差异显示技术、PCR技术及其在动物营养研究中的运用

21世纪将是生命科学的世纪。当前,世界各国都将分子生物学纳入本国科技发展的重点。分子生物学技术的迅速发展为营养科学探索必需营养缺陷的分子基础提供了强有力的实验工具。本文旨在对mRNA差异显示技术、PCR技术等两种最常用的生物技术手段的原理、特点及其在动物营养研究中的应用作一综述。     

喷雾干燥法浓缩乳清蛋白的工艺参数研究

干酪副产物乳清进行超滤浓缩,将浓缩液喷雾干燥制备成浓缩乳清蛋白,通过对喷雾干燥的进口温度、料液温度、入料流量3个因素进行单因素和正交试验分析,确定了对浓缩液喷雾干燥的最佳工艺参数为：进口温度为140℃,料液温度为30℃,入料流量7%,制得的浓缩乳清蛋白与市售产品进行加热,利用激光粒径分析仪测定产品的粒径分布对比热稳定性,试验制得的浓缩乳清蛋白溶解性、分散性俱佳。     

不同方法检测乳品预制塑料容器中微生物的比较研究

研究不同检测方法反应出的容器污染情况,采用发酵法、滤膜法以及涮洗法对乳品塑料预制瓶容器在不同贮存时间和不同污染程度所产生微生物进行检测.结果表明:发酵法不能全面反应出容器的污染情况,涮洗法和滤膜法的采样方式更全面,能更好地反应污染情况.但滤膜法不适用于高污染的环境下的检测.因此,涮洗法更适合在工业化生产中用于批量检测.     

猪附红细胞体检测方法研究概况

猪附红细胞体病是由猪附红细胞体引起的一种人兽共患传染病.其主要的临床特征是发热、黄疸和贫血.文章综述了猪附红细胞体的检测方法,包括光学显微镜检查、电子显微镜检查、补体结合试验、间接血凝试验、酶联免疫吸附试验、荧光抗体试验、聚合酶链式反应、DNA重组探针技术、DNA杂交技术、原位杂交技术等,为快速、准确地诊断附红细胞体病提供了参考.     

南瓜冰淇淋的制作技术

利用新鲜南瓜为原料,经处理后加入到冰淇淋配料中。结果表明,当南瓜、奶粉、人造奶油、鸡蛋、白砂糖、乳化稳定剂、香兰素添加量分别为10%、10%、4%、5%、13%、0.8%、0.1%时,所得到的冰淇淋风味独特,营养价值高,膨胀率和感官指标较好。     

Comparison of two automated spectrophotometric methods for ceruloplasmin measurement in pigs

Ceruloplasmin (Cp) determination could provide an objective measure of the health status of an animal and could be used as marker of animal health and welfare (Skinner, 2001) (Skinner, J. G., 2001. Special report. International standardization of acute phase proteins. Veterinary Clinical Pathology 30, 2-7.) but only manual methods have been reported to determine Cp concentrations in pigs (McCosker, 1961; Toussaint et al., 1995; Eckersall et al., 1996) (McCosker, P. J., 1961. Paraphenylenediamine oxidase activity and copper-levels in mammalian plasmas. Nature. 190, 887-889; Toussaint, M. J. M., Van Ederen, A. M., Gruys, E., 1995. Implication of clinical pathology in assessment of animal health and in animal production and meat inspection. Comparative Haematology International 5, 149-157; Eckersall, P. D., Saini, P. K., McComb, C., 1996. The acute phase response of acid soluble glycoprotein, alpha(1)-acid glycoprotein, ceruloplasmin, haptoglobin and C-reactive protein, in the pig. Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology 51, 377-385). In the present study two automated methods based on the use of two different substrates for the determination of serum ceruloplasmin in pigs were developed, evaluated and compared. Both methods showed a good precision and detection limits, with no signs of inaccuracy and could be applied to biochemical autoanalyzers usually found in clinical laboratories using only minimal amounts of serum. Additionally the behaviour of Cp in experimental and clinical situations was studied showing an increase of around two fold after turpentine administration and significantly higher values in cases of pigs with inflammatory conditions when compared with healthy pigs.     

Antibody prevalence of low-pathogenicity avian influenza and evaluation of management practices in Minnesota backyard poultry flocks

Low‐pathogenicity avian influenza (LPAI) viruses have caused illness in poultry and humans with poultry contact. To determine whether there is evidence of exposure to avian influenza viruses (AIV) among backyard poultry in Minnesota and their human caretakers, 150 flocks of backyard birds were sampled for antibodies to AIV from August 2007 through December 2008. One hundred flocks were tested through routine slaughter surveillance by the Minnesota Board of Animal Health and an additional 50 flocks were contacted and sampled by study investigators. Blood was collected from 10 to 13 birds from each flock and a survey of biosecurity and management practices was administered to the flock owner. Blood samples were tested by agar gel immunodiffusion (AGID) for influenza A antibodies. Tested flocks had a median flock size of 100 birds (range: 12–800 birds), and were most commonly owned for meat for personal use (81% of respondents), fun or hobby (58%) and eggs for personal use (56%). Although 7% of flock owners reported that their birds had shown respiratory signs in the previous 3 months, only 1 of 150 flocks tested positive for influenza by AGID. Antibodies to LPAI H6N1 were detected in the positive flock. The owner of the positive flock did not have antibodies to H6 or other common AIV. Based on the findings of this study, the risk of transmission of LPAI viruses from backyard poultry to owners in Minnesota appears to be low under current conditions and management practices.