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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Estudo sobre fontes de proteÃna de origem animal e vegetal em dietas para leitÃes em perÃodo de creche / Research about sources of animal and vegetal origin protein in diets for piglets in nursery period

Fernando Maria Leite Pinheiro 16 December 2005 (has links)
FundaÃÃo de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado do Cearà / A pesquisa foi conduzida no Setor de Suinocultura do Centro de CiÃncias AgrÃrias do Departamento de Zootecnia da Universidade Federal do CearÃ. O experimento teve a duraÃÃo de 42 dias e foi realizado com o objetivo de avaliar o desempenho zootÃcnico, a histomorfometria intestinal, o perfil microbiolÃgico fecal, a ocorrÃncia de diarrÃia, os indicadores sÃricos do metabolismo do nitrogÃnio e o custo de produÃÃo de leitÃes submetidos a dietas contendo diferentes fontes de proteÃna de origem animal e vegetal durante a fase 1 (21-42 dias de idade) e 2 (42-63 dias de idade) do perÃodo de creche. Participaram do ensaio, inicialmente, 80 leitÃes machos linhagem comercial desmamados aos 21 dias de idade e com peso mÃdio de 5,49kg. O delineamento experimental utilizado foi em blocos ao acaso, com 5 tratamentos, 4 repetiÃÃes e 4 animais por repetiÃÃo na 1 semana, 3 animais por repetiÃÃo na 2 semana e 2 animais por repetiÃÃo na 3 semana (final da fase 1) e por toda a fase 2, sendo feito o desdobramento num fatorial 2 x 2 + 1, composto por duas fontes protÃicas animal (farinha de carne - FC e plasma sanguÃneo em pà - PSP), duas fontes protÃicas vegetal (farelo de algodÃo - FA e farelo da amÃndoa da castanha de caju - FACC) e um adicional (dieta controle - T1). Quando a anÃlise de variÃncia detectou significÃncia entre os tratamentos, foram aplicados contrastes para testar os efeitos dos fatores. AlÃm disso, a comparaÃÃo de mÃdias para proteÃna de origem animal (POA) e proteÃna de origem vegetal (POV) com a dieta controle foi feita atravÃs do teste de Dunnet. As dietas experimentais foram isonutritivas com 22% de proteÃna bruta (PB) e 3.500 kcal ED/kg na fase 1, sendo T1 â Dieta controle (DC) + 10% de leite desnatado em pà (LDP); T2 â DC + 5% PSP+ 15% FA; T3 - DC + 5% FC + 15% FA; T4 â DC + 5% PSP + 15% FACC e T5 - DC + 5% FC + 15% FACC. Para a fase 2 os tratamentos continham 21% PB e 3.400 kcal ED/kg, sendo T1 â Dieta controle (DC) + 5% LDP; T2 â DC + 4% PSP+ 12% FA; T3 - DC + 4% FC + 12% FA; T4 â DC + 4% PSP + 12% FACC e T5 - DC + 4% FC + 12% FACC. Foi concluÃdo que a substituiÃÃo do LDP pelo PSP ou pela FC, como fontes protÃicas de origem animal, à viÃvel com respeito aos parÃmetros histomorfomÃtricos, na primeira e segunda semana da fase 1; contagem das colÃnias fecais (CCF) e concentraÃÃo plasmÃtica das proteÃnas totais (CPPT), ao final das fases 1 e 2; e concentraÃÃo plasmÃtica de urÃia (CPU), ao final da fase 2. Entretanto, para os parÃmetros de desempenho zootÃcnico, em ambas as fases; e ocorrÃncia de diarrÃia, na primeira semana da fase 1, apenas o PSP mostrou-se viÃvel. A inclusÃo de 15% de FA ou 15% de FACC, em substituiÃÃo parcial ao farelo de soja, como fonte protÃica de origem vegetal, à satisfatÃria em relaÃÃo aos parÃmetros histomorfomÃtricos, na primeira e segunda semana da fase 1; CCF, CPPT e CPU, ao final das fases 1 e 2; alÃm da ocorrÃncia de diarrÃia, na primeira semana da fase 1. Contudo para os parÃmetros de desempenho zootÃcnico apenas o FA revelou-se viÃvel em ambas as fases. NÃo foram registradas interaÃÃes significativas (P>0,05) entre os fatores (proteÃna de origem animal â POA x proteÃna de origem vegetal - POV) para os parÃmetros de desempenho zootÃcnico, nas fases 1 e 2; para a CCF e CPPT, ao final da fase 1 e 2; alÃm da CPU, ao final da fase 2. Entre os fatores (semana x dieta experimental) nÃo foram verificadas interaÃÃes significativas (P>0,05) para os parÃmetros histomorfomÃtricos. Todavia para a CPU, ao final da fase 1, foram constatadas interaÃÃes significativas (P<0,05). Na fase 1, a dieta controle, e as dietas contendo FC, como POA, e FACC, como POV, proporcionaram o maior nÃmero de cepas microbianas nas fezes dos leitÃes. Na fase 2, as dietas contendo PSP, como POA, e FA, como POV, proporcionaram o maior nÃmero de cepas microbianas nas fezes dos leitÃes. A melhor resposta econÃmica para produÃÃo de leitÃes no perÃodo de creche foi obtida com a dieta contendo PSP e FA (T2) / The research was developed in the Sector of Swine of the Department of Zootechnia of the Center of Agrarian Sciences of the Federal University of CearÃ. The experiment had the duration of 42 days and it was accomplished with the objective of evaluating the zootechnic performance, the intestinal histomorfometry, the fecal microbiological profile, the diarrhea occurrence, the serical indicators of the nitrogen metabolism and the production cost of piglets submitted to diets containing different sources of animal and vegetable protein origin during the phases 1 (21-42 days of age)and 2 (42-63 days of age) in the nursery period. They participated in the assay, initially, 80 male piglets of commercial lineage weaned at 21 days of age and with medium weight of 5,49kg. The experiment followed randomized blocks, with 5 treatments, 4 repetitions and 4 animals per repetition in the 1st week, 3 animals per repetition in the 2nd week and 2 animals per repetition in the 3rd week (end of phase 1) and for the whole phase 2, being made the unfolding in a factorial 2 x 2 + 1, composed by two sources of animal protein (meat meal - MM and powdered sanguine plasma - PSP), two sources of vegetal protein (cotton meal - CM and cashew nut meal - CNM) and an additional one (diet control - T1). When the variance analysis detected significance among the treatments, contrasts were applied to test the effects of the factors. Besides, the comparison of averages for protein of animal origin (PAO) and protein of vegetal origin (PVO) with the diet control which was done through the Dunnet tests. The diets were isonutritives with crude protein (CP) of 22% and level of energy of 3.500 kcal DE/kg in the phase 1, being T1 - Diet control (DC) + 10% of skimmed powdered milk (SPM); T2 - DC + 5% PSP+ 15% CM; T3 - DC + 5% MM + 15% CM; T4 - DC + 5% PSP + 15% CNM and T5 - DC + 5% MM + 15% CNM. For the phase 2 the treatments contained 21% CP and 3.400 kcal DE/kg, being T1 - Diet control (DC) + 5% SPM; T2 - DC + 4% PSP+ 12% CM; T3 - DC + 4% MM + 12% CM; T4 - DC + 4% PSP + 12% CNM and T5 - DC + 4% MM + 12% CNM. It was concluded that the substitution of SPM for PSP or for MM, as sources of protein of animal origin, is viable with regard to the histomorfometric parameters in the first and second week of phase 1; counting of the fecal colonies (CFC) and plasmatic concentration of total proteins (PCTP), at the end of phases 1 and 2; and plasmatic concentration of urea (PCU), at the end of phase 2. Nevertheless, for the parameters of zootechnic performance, in both phases; and diarrhea occurrence, in the first week of phase 1, just PSP was shown viable. The inclusion of 15% of CM or 15% of CNM, in partial substitution by the soybean meal, as source of vegetal origin protein, is satisfactory in relation to the histomorfometric parameters in the first and second week of phase 1; CFC, PCTP and PCU, at the end of phases 1 and 2; besides the diarrhea occurrence, in the first week of phase 1. However for the zootechnic parameters only the CM was revealed viable in both phases. Significant interactions were not registered (P>0,05) among the factors (protein of animal origin - PAO x protein of vegetal origin - PVO) for the zootechnic performance parameters, in phases 1 and 2, to the CFC and PCTP, at the end of phases 1 e 2; besides PCU, at the end of the phase 2. Among the factors (week x experimental diet) significant interactions were not verified (P>0,05) for the histomorfometric parameters. Though for PCU, at the end of the phase 1, significant interactions were verified (P <0,05). In the phase 1, the diet control, and the diets containing MM, like PAO, and CNM, like PVO provided the largest number of microbial stumps in the feces of the piglets. In phase 2, the diets containing PSP, as PAO, and CM, like PVO the largest number of microbial stumps in the feces of the piglets was provided. The best economical answer for production of piglets in the nursery period was obtained with the diet containing PSP and CM (T2)

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