Inuslin changes and some production and blood parameters in earlay lactating dairy cows fed glucogenic versus lipogenic diets

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Moosavi eyvanakey Mehdi; khodaee motlagh M.; Kazemi benchenari Mehdi; poorhamdollah Mehdi

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Journal: Animal Science Journal Year:2020 | Volume:33 | Issue:127 Page(s): 109-120

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Inuslin changes and some production and blood parameters in earlay lactating dairy cows fed glucogenic versus lipogenic diets

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Moosavi eyvanakey Mehdi | khodaee motlagh M. | Kazemi benchenari Mehdi | poorhamdollah Mehdi | Issue Writer Certificate

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lipogenicQ1

glucogenicQ1

dairy cowsQ1

blood metabolites Q2

Abstract

Eighty multiparous lactating dairy cows averaging days in milk 35-d were allocated in two separate experimental diet (glucogenic vs. Lipogenic) in a changeover design. The performance, blood metabolites, liver enzymes and insulin were evaluated. The study lasted 44 days in two 22 days periods with the first 17 d as adaptation period and the last 5 days as sample collection period. The results show that neither dry matter intake nor milk yield were affected with treatments (P > 0. 05). However, the cows received the lipogenic diet showed to have greater milk fat content, and cows received glucogenic diet showed to have greater milk protein content. Regarding the blood metabolites results show that blood glucose was tended to be greater in glucogenic diet (P = 0. 08). Howevere triglyceride and blood urea concentrations were constant between two treatments. The concentrations for BHB (P = 0. 04) as well as cholesterol (P= 0. 05) were increased in lipogenic diet fed dairy cows. The insulin concentration was increased significantly in lipogenic diet fed cows (P = 0. 02). The results show that regardless the improvement in glucose as well as BHB concentration in blood of dairy cows fed with glucogenic diet, howevere fat corrected milk as well as milk energy output were improved for lipogenic diet. In addition increased insulin and cholesterol in dairy cows fed higher fat content has potential to improve dairy cow’ s fertility. In conclusion based on our results the lipogenic diet may be recommendable for dairy cows fed high RUP level.

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Moosavi eyvanakey, Mehdi, khodaee motlagh, M., Kazemi benchenari, Mehdi, & poorhamdollah, Mehdi. (2020). Inuslin changes and some production and blood parameters in earlay lactating dairy cows fed glucogenic versus lipogenic diets. ANIMAL SCIENCES JOURNAL (PAJOUHESH & SAZANDEGI), 33(127 ), 109-120. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/381250/en

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Moosavi eyvanakey Mehdi, khodaee motlagh M., Kazemi benchenari Mehdi, poorhamdollah Mehdi. Inuslin changes and some production and blood parameters in earlay lactating dairy cows fed glucogenic versus lipogenic diets. ANIMAL SCIENCES JOURNAL (PAJOUHESH & SAZANDEGI)[Internet]. 2020;33(127 ):109-120. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/381250/en

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Mehdi Moosavi eyvanakey, M. khodaee motlagh, Mehdi Kazemi benchenari, and Mehdi poorhamdollah, “Inuslin changes and some production and blood parameters in earlay lactating dairy cows fed glucogenic versus lipogenic diets,” ANIMAL SCIENCES JOURNAL (PAJOUHESH & SAZANDEGI), vol. 33, no. 127 , pp. 109–120, 2020, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/381250/en

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