...James N. Mubiru; Ruo-Jun Xu This study examined the growth and development of the pancreas in naturally suckled piglets during the first 3 postnatal days and the effects of colostrum feeding on the pancreatic development. The results showed that in naturally suckled piglets, the absolute weight...

...P. Guílloteau; J.A. Chayvialle; R. Toullec; J.F. Grongnet; Christine Bernard The effects of the first meals on the release of seven gut regulatory peptides were studied in newborn calves fed colostrum either at serial intervals during the first day of life or at 28 h only. Fasted animals showed...

...Melih Sözmen This study examines the effect of early suckling of mothers giving birth by cesarean section on milk ejection periods. Colostrum and milk ejection periods of 20 mothers who suckled their infants early and those of 20 who suckled late and provided supplementary food to their infants...

...G.A. Reinhart; F.A. Simmen; D.C. Mahan; M.E. White; K.L. Roehrig Newborn pigs (n = 20) were gavage-fed sow’s colostrum, defatted colostrum, milk, defatted milk or a 5% lactose solution over 24 h in order to evaluate effects on growth and functional differentiation of small intestine. Colostrum-fed...

...R. Straussberg; L. Sirota; J. Hart; Y. Amir; M. Djaldetti; H. Bessler The effect of colostrum of mothers of preterm and full-term newborns on the phagocytic activity for latex particles by normal peripheral blood polymorphonuclear cells was examined. The results showed that human colostrum contains...

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... draining the gut segment. Only trace amounts of IGF-I and of [ 125 I]rhIGF-I and/or 125 I were absorbed following dissolution in saline, buffer or colostrum. The absorption rate of both [ 3 H]lysine and/or 3H and of xylose was much greater than the absorption of rhIGF-I, [ 125 I]rhIGF-I and/or 125 I...

... solution, intact porcine colostrum or trypsinized porcine colostrum. Bottle feeding of colostrum or trypsinized colostrum, but not lactose solution, led to a significant increase in the weight and length of the small intestine (p < 0.01) and a significant increase in the mucosal weight of the large...

...P. Patureau Mirand; L. Mosoni; D. Levieux; D. Attaix; G. Bayle; Y. Bonnet In a first experiment with 24 newborn lambs, the promoting effect of colostrum feeding on the fresh weight of the small intestine and its protein content was demonstrated by comparison with that of other dietary treatments...

... exposure to cold. At both ages of exposure, plasma concentrations of glucose and catecholamines were significantly increased. Plasma concentrations of FFA were increased (p < 0.01) at 2 h, but at 24 h a decrease (p < 0.01) was observed during cold exposure. Colostrum from Ms sows had greater...

... in the metabolism of the branched-chain amino acids, in ammonia detoxification, and in urea production. Colostrum is particularly rich in carnitine whereas semi-elemental formulae and soy-based formulae contain little or no carnitine. Since the newborn has a low capacity for carnitine biosynthesis, it seems useful...

...B.R. Weström; B.G. Ohlsson; J. Svendsen; C. Tagesson; B.W. Karlsson The effects of colostrum and constituents/factors in colostrum which may influence intestinal macromolecular transmission in the newborn preclosure pig were investigated. Unsuckled piglets were given, by use of a stomach tube...

...J. Le Dividich; J. Noblet The effects of feeding sow colostrum on oxygen consumption (VO 2 ), heat production (HP), respiratory quotient (RQ) and rectal temperature (RT) were examined in 26 newborn piglets in a thermoneutral (32 °C) and in a cold (18 °C) environment. Colostrum (32 g/kg body weight...

...(s) disclaim responsibility for any injury to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Newborn T lymphocytes Colostrum Neonatal immunology Biol. Neonate 42: 217-221 (1982) Colostral T Lymphocytes Detected...

...B.R. Weström; J. Svendsen; B.W. Karlsson The total trypsin inhibiting capacity (TIC), and the content of the individual protease inhibitors, both the specific colostrum protease inhibitor (SCTI) and the serum-type inhibitors, i.e., α 2 -macroglobulin f and s, inter-α-trypsin inhibitor, α 2...

...Gian Franco Voglino; Alberto Ponzone β 2 -Microglobulin concentrations were determined in 78 maternal and 21 neonatal colostrum samples collected on various days post partum . Maternal concentrations were highest (about 50-fold those observed in normal blood) on the 1st day, falling to a steady...

..., cholera, and pertussis toxins. Similar sIgA antibody profiles were obtained when the 107 milk specimens were divided into colostrum (milk 1–5 days after delivery, n = 36) and transitional milk (milk 6–10 days after delivery, n = 71). This study provides information on the possible protective role of human...

...H. Sugisawa; T. Itou; T. Sakai Bovine colostrum contains a variety of essential nutrients, antibodies, cytokines, hormones, and growth factors that are important for nutrient supply, host defense, growth and for general neonatal adaptation. We have investigated the effect of bovine colostrum...

.... β-Endorphin Colostrum Delivery route Labor pain 12 2 2001 Original Paper Biol Neonate 2001;79:87 90 Labor Pain Effects on Colostral Milk Beta-Endorphin Concentrations of Lactating Mothers Vincenzo Zanardoa Silvia Nicolussia Carlo Giacomina Diego Faggianb Flaviano Favarob Mario...

...Nataša Fidler; Karl Salobir; Vekoslava Stibilj Colostrum samples were collected on the third day postpartum from 41 Slovenian women living in urban (n = 27) or rural (n = 14) areas. The fatty acid composition of total lipids, analysed by capillary gas-liquid chromatography, was very similar...