Recently, it has become apparent that GIT fermentation is not only of interest for ruminant animals, but also for monogastrics. While it is now widely accepted that the fermentation process and its resultant end-products can have important influences on animal health, little is known about the microbiological and immunological processes involved. In terms of animal health, most interest at the moment is focussed on those moments in animals’ lives when they are faced with sudden changes resulting in stress. The period of weaning in piglets is a typical example of this. The most easily accomplished and appropriate way to influence GIT fermentation processes is that of dietary intervention. This is reflected by the widespread interest in so-ca...
To determine whether faecal microorganisms can represent the entire large intestinal population, sam...
In vitro techniques can offer a rapid, repeatable and cost-effective alternative to in vivo experime...
Exposure to a solid diet at weaning can lead to changes of gastro-intestinal tract (GIT) fermentatio...
Recently, it has become apparent that GIT fermentation is not only of interest for ruminant animals,...
Recently, it has become apparent that GIT fermentation is not only of interest for ruminant animals,...
Interest in fermentation within the monogastric digestive tract is growing, particularly relative to...
Keywords: fermentation, gas production, pigletsThe generalized theory behind the carbohydrate to pro...
The in vitro cumulative gas production technique can be used to assess microbial activity of a compl...
As pigs compete with humans for high quality feed ingredients such as grains, alternative feed sourc...
BACKGROUND: Fibrous ingredients for pig diets can be characterized by in vitro fermentation. In vitr...
An experiment was conducted to examine differences in the in vitro fermentability of four carbohydra...
In vitro gas production studies are routinely used to assess the metabolic capacity of intestinal mi...
To determine whether faecal microorganisms can represent the entire large intestinal population, sam...
In vitro techniques can offer a rapid, repeatable and cost-effective alternative to in vivo experime...
Exposure to a solid diet at weaning can lead to changes of gastro-intestinal tract (GIT) fermentatio...
Recently, it has become apparent that GIT fermentation is not only of interest for ruminant animals,...
Recently, it has become apparent that GIT fermentation is not only of interest for ruminant animals,...
Interest in fermentation within the monogastric digestive tract is growing, particularly relative to...
Keywords: fermentation, gas production, pigletsThe generalized theory behind the carbohydrate to pro...
The in vitro cumulative gas production technique can be used to assess microbial activity of a compl...
As pigs compete with humans for high quality feed ingredients such as grains, alternative feed sourc...
BACKGROUND: Fibrous ingredients for pig diets can be characterized by in vitro fermentation. In vitr...
An experiment was conducted to examine differences in the in vitro fermentability of four carbohydra...
In vitro gas production studies are routinely used to assess the metabolic capacity of intestinal mi...
To determine whether faecal microorganisms can represent the entire large intestinal population, sam...
In vitro techniques can offer a rapid, repeatable and cost-effective alternative to in vivo experime...
Exposure to a solid diet at weaning can lead to changes of gastro-intestinal tract (GIT) fermentatio...