<p>Period rane laktacije odlikuje se nagatvnim energetskim bilansom i stanjem metaboličkog stresa. Ovakvo stanje nastaje kao posledica smanjenog unosa hrane, porođaja i započinjanja laktacije. Usled negativnog energetskog bilansa organizam povećano troši sopstvene reserve I ulazi u fazu katabolizma. Cilj ove disertacije je da se ispita metabolička, hematološka, celularna i proizvodna adaptacija krava u funkciji delovanja anaboličkih i kataboličkih indikatora stresa. Katabolički indikatori stresa su: neesterifikovane masne kiseline (čija koncentracija raste kao posledica povećane lipidne mobilizacije) i kortizol (čija vrednost raste usled stresa tokom porođaja). Anabolički indikatori su: insulin (anabolički hormone u organizmu sisara) i IGF-I (indikator anaboličkog delovanja STH). Krave su klasifikovane na osnovu pojedinačnog i kombinovanog delovanja anaboličkih i kataboličkih indikatora stresa. Upotreba četiri odabrana indikatora metaboličkog stresa (insulin, IGF-I, NEFA i kortizol) u prvoj nedelji posle teljenja može pomoći u analizi metaboličkog stresa i produktivnosti krava, što se zaključuje na osnovu delovanja indikatora<br />Created by Simpo PDF Creator Pro (unregistered version) http://www.simpopdf.com<br />c<br />stresa na metabolički profil, krvnu sliku, imunološke i celularne parametre, telesnu kondiciju, proizvodnju mleka i reproduktivnu efikasnost krava. Vrednosti anaboličkih i kataboličkih indikatora se mogu koristiti samostalno ili u kombinaciji, a najbolju mogućnost procene daje upotreba NEFA bilo da se radi o pojedinačnoj ili kombinovanoj upotrebi indikatora.Određivanjem koncentracije navedena četiri indikatora metaboličkog stresa u prvoj nedelji posle teljenja možemo predvideti karakter metabolizma, dubinu metaboličkog stresa i proizvodnju krava u laktaciji koja sledi.</p> / <p>Early lactation period is characterized by negative energy balance and metabolic stress condition. This situation arises as a consequence of reduced food intake, birth and initiation of lactation. Due to negative energy balance increased body using own reserves and is entering to a phase of catabolism. The goal of this dissertation is to examine the metabolic, hematologic, and cellular adaptation of cows in production function and anabolic activity of catabolic stress indicators. Catabolic stress indicators are nonesterified fatty acids - NEFA (whose concentration increases as a result of increased lipid mobilization) and cortisol (the value of which increases due to stress during labor). Anabolic indicators were: insulin (anabolic hormones in mammals) and IGF-I (an indicator of anabolic activity STH). Cows were classified on the basis of individual and combined effects of anabolic and catabolic stress indicators. Using the four selected indicators of metabolic stress (insulin, IGF-I, NEFA and cortisol) in the first week after calving can help in the analysis of metabolic stress and productivity of cows, which<br />Created by Simpo PDF Creator Pro (unregistered version) http://www.simpopdf.com<br />f<br />concludes on the basis of indicators of stress effects on metabolic profile, blood count, and cellular immune parameters, body condition, milk production and reproductive efficiency of cows. Anabolic and catabolic values of indicators may be used singly or in combination, and provides the best opportunity to assess the use of NEFA either a single or combined use of indicators. It is possible to use concentrations of the four indicators of metabolic stress in the first week after calving predict the nature of metabolism, metabolic stress and depth of production in cows in the next lactation.</p>
| Identifer | oai:union.ndltd.org:uns.ac.rs/oai:CRISUNS:(BISIS)83690 |
| Date | 12 June 2013 |
| Creators | Cincović Marko |
| Contributors | Belić Branislava, Hristov Slavča, Ivetić Vojin, Radojčić Biljana, Đoković Radojica |
| Publisher | Univerzitet u Novom Sadu, Poljoprivredni fakultet u Novom Sadu, University of Novi Sad, Faculty of Agriculture at Novi Sad |
| Source Sets | University of Novi Sad |
| Language | Serbian |
| Detected Language | Unknown |
| Type | PhD thesis |
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