envolvimento da proteína, carboidrato, lipídio e selênio - Unesp
envolvimento da proteína, carboidrato, lipídio e selênio - Unesp
envolvimento da proteína, carboidrato, lipídio e selênio - Unesp
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THE ENVIROMENT OF THE MACRONUTRIENTS AND THE SELENIUM OVER BOTH<br />
THE METABOLICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL ALTERATIONS IN BROILER CHICKEN<br />
SUBMITTED TO A STRESSING HEAT<br />
SUMMARY – The experiment had as its main objetive to study both the metabolic and<br />
biochemical alterations, mainly those related to the muscular, and antioxio<strong>da</strong>nts<br />
capcacities, when the broliers are submitted to different changes in their macronutrients,<br />
and the addition of selenium into the diet while being submitted to an acute thermical<br />
stress. It was used the 4 X 2 factorial design (4 diets X 2 levels of selenium) distributed<br />
randomly. At 28, 35 and 42 <strong>da</strong>ys of life, the birds were submitted to a thermical stress of<br />
35°C for 6 hours. It was evaluated the parameters of glucose, triglyceride, uric acid and<br />
creatine kinase (CK). At 42 <strong>da</strong>ys after the thermical stress, it was dosed in the muscular<br />
tissue of the trunk, the glutathione peroxi<strong>da</strong>se (GSH-Px), superoxide dismutase (SOD),<br />
catalase and thiobarbituric acid reacting substances (TBARS). The alterations in the<br />
macronutrients caused metabolic and biochemical changes in the broilers, the proteic<br />
level of the feed caused great impact over the levels of the trygliceride and uric acid in<br />
the birds. Broilers submitted to a heating stress presented alterations in the<br />
concentrations of the plasmatic metabolites and also, in the catalase in birds dieted with<br />
different alterations in their feed. The addition of seleniun in the concentration of 0,3 ppm<br />
did not alter the blood parameters from the 14 to 42 <strong>da</strong>ys of life, however, there was<br />
some influence in the uric acid at 28 <strong>da</strong>ys, triglyceride, uric acid, and CK at 35 <strong>da</strong>ys, and<br />
glucose at 42 <strong>da</strong>ys, when the birds were submitted to a heating stress. This addition did<br />
not affect the catalase, SOD and GSH-Px, but a significative effect was detected over<br />
the TBARS.<br />
Key-words: broiler chickens, biochemical parameters, humor indicators,<br />
macronutrients, selenium, thermical stress<br />
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