Autor(es)
Lemus Flores, Clemente; Bugarín Prado, Job Oswaldo; Grageola Núñez, Fernando; Mejía Martínez, Karina; Valdivia Bernal, Roberto; Segura Correa, José Candelario
Tipo
Artículo de Investigación
Área del conocimiento
Biotecnología y Ciencias Agropecuarias
Título
Effects of dietary avocado meal on production performance, carcass traits, muscle fatty acid composition and gene expression of pigs
Fecha
2022-10-04
Resumen
Dietary avocado meal (AM) may improve growth and muscle fatty acid composition in pigs due to the expression of genes. Transcriptome analysis of Longissimus dorsi muscle and liver and the effect of 0, 5 and 10 ;% AM in the feed of Landrace-Yorkshire pigs on growth, carcass, muscle fatty acid composition and blood metabolites were evaluated. Twenty-four castrated males with an initial weight of 55 ;± ;3 ;kg were distributed under a completely random design. Transcriptome analysis was carried out with massive sequencing, with EdgeR and DESeq2 methods for differentially gene expression (DGE; P ;≤ ;0.01, log2 fold change ≤ ;1.5). We observed higher DGE in both tissues, with down log2 fold change, by including 5 or 10 ;% AM in the diet against AM0. Genes associated with lipid metabolism (down ANO3; up GOS2, MYLIP, PLIN4), growth (down FOS, MT1A, MT1D, PHGDH; up ARNTL) circadian clock (down DBP, NOCT, PER1, PER2, PER3, SIK1; up ARNTL), immune system (down CD163, CRP, OTUD1; up C1QTNF7, NFIL3) and antioxidative activity (up HP and NCF4) were observed. ; The inclusion of AM in the diets increased daily gain, feed intake, slaughtered body weight, carcass weight and ham (P ;<0.05). Back fat was greater for AM10 (P ;<0.001). AM in the diet decreased intramuscular fat and had less triglycerides in the blood (P ;<0.05). AM10 in the diet modified the gene expression and quality of the IMF, had more linoleic acid, total fatty acids Ω6, ∑polyunsaturated fatty acids, PUFA/SFA, and PUFA/MUFA (P ;<0.001)
Tema
Avocado Meal; Intramuscular Fat; Differentially Gene Expression; Transcriptome; Nutrigenomic
Idioma
eng
ISSN
ISSN electrónico: 2448-6760
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