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Concentrate will ….. ….. of rumination
Decrease time (lower particle size)
Products of rumen microbes
VFA
Vitamins
Microbial proteins
Which enzyme microbe produce to digest cellulose
Cellulase
Rumen microbes can also serve as
Feed source, provide AA and energy, digested in abomasum
Energy leave the rumen as form of
VFA
Microbes
Digestible unfermented feed
Saliva of ruminants is rich in …
Urea; source of N for microbes
Methane is produced by in rum
Methane-producing bacteria
How ruminants digest starch
Don’t have amylase in saliva; digested by amylolytic bacteria and pancreatic amylase
Fungi in rumen
Low number
Digest recalcitrant fibers
Protozoa in rumen
Digest carb, proteins and fat
How microbes digest lipids
Lypolysis (TAGs = glycerol + 3 FA)
Biohydrogenation (Unsaturated FA become more saturated by adding of H; less double bonds)
Too much TAGs and unsaturated FA, leads to
Less methane prod
Less fiber digestion
Produce trans FA (less milk fat)
Classification of proteins in ruminant diet
Dietary protein
Rumen Degradable Prot
Rumen Undegradable Prot
Dietary non-protein nitrogen
In rum, where proteins are absorbed
Small intestine
What Microbial Crude Protein need for their synthesis
Energy
Nitrogen
Carbs (for carbon backbones)
There is an excess of ammonia in the blood, what happens
Converted to urea in the liver (2 ammonia mol, non toxic)
Urea is excreted in urine and return to rumen via saliva
Can cause ammonia toxicity
Is protein quality of RDP important
No, microbes will transform them in good microbial proteins no matter what
Is quality of RUP important
Yes, as they’re not modified in rumen
In rumen carbs are transformed into
VFA
VFA can be transformed into
Acetate
Butyrate
Propionate
Propionate role
Gluconeogenesis
Butyrate role
Ketonogenesis, development of rumen wall and papillae
Acetate role
FA synthesis
Major energy sources in rum
Acetate and butyrate
Is there protease in ruminants saliva
No
Who digest proteins in ruminants and where
Bacteria & protozoa in rumen
Main source of NPN in rumen
Urea
What happens to escape protein
Digested in abomasum and small intestine
Who produce VFA
Amylolitic bacterias