SARA affects fermentation and endotoxin concentration in the rumen
Published on 01/02/2018
Title: Subacute ruminal acidosis (SARA) affects fermentation and endotoxin concentration in the rumen and relative expression of the CD14/TLR4/MD2 genes involved in lipopolysaccharideGlossaryView allLipopolysaccharideGlossaryView allLipopolysaccharideGlossaryView allLipopolysaccharide
Essential component of the cell wall of negative gram bacteria. This molecule is released in the bloodstream can induce inflammatory responses.
Essential component of the cell wall of negative gram bacteria. This molecule is released in the bloodstream can induce inflammatory responses.
Essential component of the cell wall of negative gram bacteria. This molecule is released in the bloodstream can induce inflammatory responses. systemic immune response in dairy cows
New evidence demonstrates the correlation of SARA on lipopolysaccharide (LPS) release in the rumen. A study performed in Poland with commercial herds, reveals that reduced rumen pH leads to an increase of rumen LPS levels, which stimulates the expression of the LPS receptor complex and immune response through the inflammation pathway. Read more about this subject on this page.
