Prebiotic properties of pine pollen in piglets used as animal model
- Lebensmittel, Ernährung, Gesundheit
- Forschungscluster "Lebensmittel"
Abstract
Chinese pine pollen is used in Traditional Chinese Medicine as food additive to stabilize intestinal functions. The prebiotic properties of Chinese Pine pollen are investigated in the present study using 48 piglets as animal model for the situation of stressed intestinal health. Each 12 animals are fed diets fortified either no addition (negative control) or with pine pollen at concentrations of 1.5 or 3 %, or with wheat bran at doses equivalent in total dietary fiber to 3 % of pine pollen (positive control). After 4 weeks of different feeding the animals are sacrificed and gut contents as well as gut tissues are retrieved for analysis of nutrient digestibility, intestinal germ counts, metabolites of microbial fermentation (VFA, biogenic amines), mRNA expression levels of immune factors, and morphology of different cell types of the intestine.
Publications
Modellversuch an Absetzferkeln zur Wirkung von Rohfaser auf zootechnische Lesitungen und die Exrpression des inflammatorischen Markergens TNFa im Gatrointestinaltrakt
Autoren: Schedle, K., Pfaffl, M., Windisch. W. Jahr: 2006
Journal articles
external links and characteristics of the publication:Verdauungsphysiologische Effekte verschiedener Ballaststoffgruppen beim Monogastrier
Autoren: Schedle, K., Windisch, W. Jahr: 2007
Conference & Workshop proceedings, paper, abstract
external links and characteristics of the publication:Effect of different dietary fiber on the expression rate of the inflammatory marker genes TGF b and TNF a in the gastrointestinal tract of weaning piglets
Autoren: Schedle, K., Pfaffl M., Windisch, W. Jahr: 2007
Journal articles
external links and characteristics of the publication:Effect of different dietary fiber on the expression rate of the inflammatory marker genes TGF ß and TNF a, respectively NFkB in the gastrointestinal tract of weaning piglets
Autoren: Schedle, K., Pfaffl, M., Windisch, W. Jahr: 2007
Conference & Workshop proceedings, paper, abstract
external links and characteristics of the publication:Effect of insoluble fibre on intestinal morphology and mRNA expression pattern of inflammatory, cell cycle and growth marker genes in a piglet model.
Autoren: Schedle, K; Pfaffl, MW; Plitzner, C; Meyer, HH; Windisch, W Jahr: 2008
Journal articles
Project staff
Wilhelm Matthias Windisch
Univ.Prof. Dipl.-Ing.Dr.nat.techn. Wilhelm Matthias Windisch
Project Leader
15.01.2006 - 31.12.2007
Wolfgang Wetscherek
Ao.Univ.-Prof.i.R. Dipl.-Ing.Dr.nat.techn. Wolfgang Wetscherek
wolfgang.wetscherek@boku.ac.at
Sub Projectleader
15.01.2006 - 31.12.2007
BOKU partners
External partners
Technische Universität München, WZW, Institute of Physiology
PD Dr. Dr.habil. Michael Pfaffl
partner