ArticleTranslational animal science2026
Colostrum increases DNA fractional synthetic rate, villi growth, and cellular proliferation of the jejunum in neonatal gilt piglets.
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Adequate versus low colostrum (COL) intake promotes feed efficiency and greater growth trajectory in swine, indicating that varying COL levels likely impact nutrient absorption. This study's objective was to determine how diet type (COL vs milk replacer [MR]), and level of intake [20% vs 10% of birth body weight (BBW)] influence jejunum deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) fractional synthetic rate (FSR), and villi growth and cellular proliferation in neonatal gilt piglets. Gilt piglets were allocated to one of the following treatments: pooled COL fed at 20% (COL20;
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