Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves

The purpose of this study was to demonstrate that early weaning, rather than stress, may induce malnutrition in calves. Sixty out of 120 half-bred zebu suckling-calves (60-75 days old) were weaned at day 0 and fed with a commercial balanced diet (group E), while the rest continued suckling (grou...

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Autor principal: Coppo, José Antonio
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spelling I48-R184-123456789-512902024-11-15T10:36:05Z Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves Demostración bioquímica del estado de desnutrición en terneros cruza cebú precozmente destetados Coppo, José Antonio Calves Early weaning Growth delay Malnutrition Serum biochemical indicators Stress Terneros Destete precoz Retraso del crecimiento Desnutrición Indicadores bioquímicos séricos Estrés The purpose of this study was to demonstrate that early weaning, rather than stress, may induce malnutrition in calves. Sixty out of 120 half-bred zebu suckling-calves (60-75 days old) were weaned at day 0 and fed with a commercial balanced diet (group E), while the rest continued suckling (group C). Blood samples were taken on days 0, 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, 90 and 120, and sera nutritional indicators were determined by conventional methods. Comparing the final results of both groups, C versus E, decreases in sera concentrations (p < 0.05) of albumin (3.39±0.29 versus 3.20±0.24 g/dl), urea (0.30±0.04 versus 0.25±0.03 g/l), triglycerides (0.36±0.10 versus 0.21±0.09 g/l), hemoglobin (13.8±1.1 versus 11.7±1.4 g/dl), iron (112±17 versus 92±20 ug/dl), copper (80±19 versus 59±20 ug/ dl), and weight (158.7±11.7 versus 139.4±11.6 kg) were registered in group E. Differences between C and E began to be significant from day 7 to 21. Results suggest malnutrition in animals of group E. At the end of the assay, the declining tendency of nutritional indicators tended to revert to normal values. Such changes are attributed to compensatory growth. The absence of a consequential increment in sera urea, triglycerides, hemoglobin and copper concentrations, neither clinical alterations nor deaths, discount the existence of stress in early weaned calves. El propósito del estudio fue demostrar que el destete precoz, antes que el estrés, es capaz de provocar un estado de malnutrición en terneros. Sesenta terneros lactantes cruza cebú (60-75 días de edad) fueron destetados al día 0 y recibieron una dieta balanceada comercial (grupo E), en tanto que otros 60 continuaron amamantándose (grupo C). Se tomaron muestras de sangre a los 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, 90 y 120 días, y mediante métodos convencionales fueron medidos algunos indicadores nutricionales séricos. Comparando los resultados finales de ambos grupos, C versus E, en este último fueron registradas disminuciones séricas (p < 0.05) de las concentraciones de albúmina (3.39±0.29 versus 3.20±0.24 g/ dl), urea (0.30±0.04 versus 0.25±0.03 g/l), triglicéridos (0.36±0.10 versus 0.21±0.09 g/l), hemoglobina (13.8±1.1 versus 11.7±1.4 g/dl), hierro (112±17 versus 92±20 ug/dl), cobre (80±19 versus 59±20 ug/dl) y peso (158.7±11.7 versus 139.4±11.6 kg). Las diferencias entre C y E comenzaron a ser significativas a partir de los 7-21 días. Los resultados sugieren un estado de malnutrición en el grupo E. Al final del ensayo, todos los indicadores nutricionales tendieron a revertir su tendencia declinante, cambios que son atribuidos al crecimiento compensatorio. La ausencia de aumentos resultantes en las concentraciones séricas de urea, triglicéridos, hemoglobina y cobre, ni de alteraciones clínicas y/o muertes, descartan la existencia de estrés en los terneros precozmente destetados. 2023-04-11T21:41:26Z 2023-04-11T21:41:26Z 2004-04 Artículo Coppo, José Antonio, 2004. Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves. Revista de Investigaciones Agropecuarias. Buenos Aires: Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 81-100. E-ISSN 1669-2314. 0325-8718 http://repositorio.unne.edu.ar/handle/123456789/51290 eng openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/2.5/ar/ application/pdf p. 81-100 application/pdf Instituto Nacional de Tecnología Agropecuaria Revista de Investigaciones Agropecuarias, 2004, vol. 33, no. 1, p. 81-100.
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language Inglés
topic Calves
Early weaning
Growth delay
Malnutrition
Serum biochemical indicators
Stress
Terneros
Destete precoz
Retraso del crecimiento
Desnutrición
Indicadores bioquímicos séricos
Estrés
spellingShingle Calves
Early weaning
Growth delay
Malnutrition
Serum biochemical indicators
Stress
Terneros
Destete precoz
Retraso del crecimiento
Desnutrición
Indicadores bioquímicos séricos
Estrés
Coppo, José Antonio
Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
topic_facet Calves
Early weaning
Growth delay
Malnutrition
Serum biochemical indicators
Stress
Terneros
Destete precoz
Retraso del crecimiento
Desnutrición
Indicadores bioquímicos séricos
Estrés
description The purpose of this study was to demonstrate that early weaning, rather than stress, may induce malnutrition in calves. Sixty out of 120 half-bred zebu suckling-calves (60-75 days old) were weaned at day 0 and fed with a commercial balanced diet (group E), while the rest continued suckling (group C). Blood samples were taken on days 0, 7, 14, 21, 28, 60, 90 and 120, and sera nutritional indicators were determined by conventional methods. Comparing the final results of both groups, C versus E, decreases in sera concentrations (p < 0.05) of albumin (3.39±0.29 versus 3.20±0.24 g/dl), urea (0.30±0.04 versus 0.25±0.03 g/l), triglycerides (0.36±0.10 versus 0.21±0.09 g/l), hemoglobin (13.8±1.1 versus 11.7±1.4 g/dl), iron (112±17 versus 92±20 ug/dl), copper (80±19 versus 59±20 ug/ dl), and weight (158.7±11.7 versus 139.4±11.6 kg) were registered in group E. Differences between C and E began to be significant from day 7 to 21. Results suggest malnutrition in animals of group E. At the end of the assay, the declining tendency of nutritional indicators tended to revert to normal values. Such changes are attributed to compensatory growth. The absence of a consequential increment in sera urea, triglycerides, hemoglobin and copper concentrations, neither clinical alterations nor deaths, discount the existence of stress in early weaned calves.
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author Coppo, José Antonio
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title Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
title_short Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
title_full Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
title_fullStr Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
title_full_unstemmed Biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
title_sort biochemical demonstration of malnutrition state in early weaned half-bred zebu calves
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