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Effects of Undernutrition and Hydroxytyrosol Supplementation in Late Pregnancy on Growth and Metabolic and Endocrine Profiles of Male Beef Offspring During the Fattening Phase.
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Maternal undernutrition in late gestation can compromise fetal development and postnatal productivity in beef cattle. This study evaluated whether maternal supplementation with hydroxytyrosol (HT)-a potent antioxidant from olive by-products-during late gestation could alleviate the effects of undernutrition on growth, concentrate conversion ratio, and metabolic and endocrine adaptation of male offspring during the fattening phase. Forty-six multiparous pregnant cows were assigned to four dietary treatments combining nutritional level (T100% vs. T60% of nutritional requirements) and HT supplementation (CONTROL vs. HT at 180 mg/kg of diet) exclusively during the last third of pregnancy. Maternal undernutrition reduced calf morphometric development at the beginning of fattening (4 months), although compensatory growth enabled recovery by slaughter (12 months). For live weight (LW), the feeding level and HT interaction showed a tendency (
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