Intestinal functionality: the dichotomy between nutrient and barrier function

Gut Health

Intestinal functionality: the dichotomy between nutrient and barrier function

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September 26, 2018 adaptation, adapting, Advancia 2018, bacteria, birds, broilers, carbohydrase’s activity, chicks, conventional, diet density, digestibility, energy, environment, essential oils, gastro-intestinal tract, germ-free, GIT, ileal, ileum, immunology, jejunum, loss, maintenance, mucin, pathogens, proteins, response, turnover

Speaker: Prof Todd APPLEGATE, Poult Sci Dept, Univ Georgia, USA

The gut is adaptive and responds to ingredient matrix and bacterial environment. But these responses can alter endogenous maintenance as well as nutrient and energy digestibility. The gut response to pathogens depends on their amount, their virulence and of predisposing factors (e.g. cocci, mucin type, etc.). Gut immunological responses may vary nutrient “needs” with changes in tissue maintenance needs and nutrient use efficiencies.

Advancia Academy 2018: Strengthening intestinal frontier: key for performance - Presentation