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Immune modulatory function of abundant immune-related microRNAs in microvesicles from bovine colostrum

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Protein & Cell 2013年第3期4卷 197-210页

作者： Qi Sun Xi Chen Jianxiong Yu Ke Zen Chen-Yu Zhang Liang Li Jiangsu Engineering Research Center for microRNA Biology and Biotechnology State Key Laboratory of Pharmaceutical BiotechnologyNanjing University School of Life SciencesNanjing 210093China Department of Virology University of California School of Public HealthBerkeleyCA 94720USA

colostrum provides essential nutrients and immunologically active factors that are beneficial to newborns.Our previous work demonstrated that milk contains large amounts of miRNA that is largely stored in milk-derived microvesicles(MVs).In the present study,we found that the MVs from colostrum contain signifi cantly higher levels of several immune-related miRNAs.We hypothesized that the colostrum MVs may transfer the immune-related miR-NAs into cells,which contribute to its immune modulatory feature.We isolated colostrum MVs by ultracentrifugation and demonstrated several immune modulation features associated with miRNAs.We also provide evidence that the physical structure of milk-derived MVs is essential for transfer miRNAs and following immune modulation effect.Moreover,we found that colostrum powder-derived MVs also contains higher levels of immune-related miRNAs that display similar immune modulation effects.Taken together,these results show that MV-containing immunerelated miRNAs may be a novel mechanism by which co-lostrum modulates body immune response.

关键词： colostrum miRNAs microvesicles immune modulation

Determining the IgG concentrations in bovine colostrum and calf sera with a novel enzymatic assay

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Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology 2019年第1期10卷 239-247页

作者： M.Drikic C.Windeyer S.Olsen Y.Fu L.Doepel J.De Buck Department Production Animal Health Faculty of Veterinary MedicineUniversity of Calgary

Background: Immune protection in newborn calves relies on a combination of the timing,volume and quality of colostrum consumed by the calf after birth.Poor quality colostrum with inadequate immunoglobulin concentration contributes to failed transfer of passive immunity in calves,leading to higher calf morbidity and mortality.Therefore,estimating colostrum quality and ensuring the transfer of passive immunity on farm is of critical importance.Currently,there are no on-farm tools that directly measure immunoglobulin content in colostrum or serum.The aim of this study was to apply a novel molecular assay,split trehalase immunoglobulin G assay(STIGA),to directly estimate immunoglobulin content in dairy and beef colostrum and calf sera,and to examine its potential to be developed as on-farm test.The STIGA is based on a split version of trehalase TreA,an enzyme that converts trehalose into glucose,enabling the use of a common glucometer for signal detection.In a first study,60 dairy and64 beef colostrum and 83 dairy and 84 beef calf sera samples were tested with STIGA,and the resulting glucose production was measured and compared with radial immunodiffusion,the standard method for measuring immunoglobulin concentrations.Results: Pearson correlation coefficients between the methods were determined and the sensitivity,specificity,and accuracy of the test were calculated for different colostrum quality and failed transfer of passive immunity cut-off points.The correlations of the STIGA measured by colorimetric enzymatic reaction compared to radial immunodiffusion for dairy and beef colostrum were 0.72 and 0.73,respectively,whereas the correlations for dairy and beef sera were 0.9 and 0.85,respectively.Next,STIGA was tested in a blinded study with fresh colostrum and serum samples where the correlation coefficient was 0.93 and 0.94,respectively.Furthermore,the performance of STIGA followed by glucometer readings resulted in correlations with radial immunodiffusion of 0.7 and 0.85 for dairy and beef colostrum and 0.94 and 0

关键词： Cattle colostrum Immunoglobulins Passive immunity Radial immunodiffusion Split trehalase

colostrum Supplementation as an Aid for Improving Health and Growth Performance of Preweaned Holstein Dairy Calves

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Open Journal of Animal Sciences 2022年第4期12卷 712-720页

作者： Gavan Constantin Riza Mihaela Research Department Agriculture Research and Development Station &#536imnic Craiova Romania

The adjective of this study was to determine the effect of partial replacement of whole milk with second- and third-milking colostrum on the health status and growth performance of preweaned Holstein dairy calves. A minimum of 110 calves of 2 - 3 days old Holstein Friesian calves were enrolled and randomly allocated to two treatment groups 1) CS—colostrum supplement group and 2) UC—unsupplemented control group. The CS group of calves received pooled second and third milking colostrum with Brix reading between 19 and 24% (mean 21.8% ± 1.75%) as colostrum supplement (one liter mixed with 3 L of whole milk), and UC group of calves received 4 L of whole milk in each of the 2 daily meals for 14 days. Serum IgG levels were determined to evaluate passive transfer of immunity. Milk and grain consumption was recorded for 28 days by research personnel. All calves were weighted at entry of the trial, at 28 days and at weaning (65 days). Calves receiving supplemental colostrum had less diarrhea and respiratory disease than control calves. Also, the results indicated that health problems were associated with low serum IgG levels and low-weight calves. Grain consumption and average daily gain (ADG) over 28 days of life were greater in CS group of calves compared with UC group of calves. colostrum supplementation during the first 14 days of life in calves was effective in reading diarrheal and bovine respiratory diseases and in the use of antimicrobials. Further studies are needed to identify the molecular mechanisms involved in beneficial effects of colostrum supplementation on calf growth and health.

关键词： colostrum Dairy Calf Diarrhea Bovine Respiratory Disease

Metabolomics characterization of colostrum in three sow breeds and its influences on piglets' survival and litter growth rates

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Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology 2018年第3期9卷 618-629页

作者： Gianfranco Picone Martina Zappaterra Diana Luise Alessia Trimigno Francesco Capozzi Vincenzo Motta Roberta Davoli Leonardo Nanni Costa Paolo Bosi Paolo Trevisi Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences (DISTAL) Alma Mater Studiorum-University of Bologna

Background: colostrum is the first secretion produced by mammary glands during the hours immediately preceding and succeeding parturition. This secretion differs from milk and represents an essential vehicle of passive immunity,prebiotic compounds and growth factors involved in intestinal development. Most of the literature concerning colostrum composition refers mainly to human and cow; and little is known about pig colostrum metabolome and how it varies between pig breeds and different farrowing parity. Thus, the aim of the present research is to provide new information about pig colostrum composition and the associations between metabolites, the sows' breed and the survival and growth rates of their litters.Results: colostrum samples were gathered from 58 parturitions of sows belonging to three different breeds chosen for their importance in Italian heavy pig production: 31 Large White, 15 Landrace and 12 Duroc respectively. The defatted and ultrafiltered colostrum samples were analysed using1 H–NMR spectroscopy. Principal Components Analysis(PCA) was assessed on the obtained spectra. In addition, using a Stepwise Regression and a Linear Regression analyses the metabolites named after the signals assignment were tested for their associations with piglets' performances.Twenty-five metabolites were identified, comprehending monosaccharides, disaccharides(such as lactose), organic acids(lactate, citrate, acetate and formate), nitrogenous organic acids(such as creatine) and other compounds,including nucleotides. PCA results evidence a clustering due to breed and season effects. Lactose was the main compound determining the assignment of the samples into different clusters according to the sow breed. Furthermore, some metabolites showed to be associated with piglets' performance and survival traits: acetate and taurine were positively related to litter weight gain and piglets' survival rate, respectively, while dimethylamine and cis-aconitate were linked to new-borns' impaired ability to survive.Conclusions: The re

关键词： colostrum 1H–NMR spectroscopy Metabolome Pig breeds Piglets survival

A fermented rapeseed meal additive:Effects on production performance,nutrient digestibility,colostrum immunoglobulin content and microbial flora in sows

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Animal Nutrition 2019年第4期5卷 373-379页

作者： Eugeniusz R.Grela Anna Czech Martyna Kiesz Lukasz Wlazlo Bozena Nowakowicz-Debek Institute of Animal Nutrition and Bromatology University of Life Sciences in LublinLublin20-950Poland Department of Biochemistry and Toxicology Faculty of BiologyAnimal Sciences and BioeconomyUniversity of Life Sciences in LublinLublin20-950Poland Department of Animal Hygiene and Environment Faculty of Biology and Animal BreedingUniversity of Life Sciences in LublinLublin20-950Poland

This study was to assess the effect of fermented rapeseed meal(FRSM) in the diet of sows,taking into account the physiological period(pregnancy or lactation) and reproductive cycle(primiparous or multiparous sows),on production performance,nutrient digestibility,colostrum immunoglobulin content,and microbial flora in sows.The experimental material included 30 primiparous gilts and 30 multiparous sows after their second lactation.The animals in the control groups C_G(gilts) and Cs(sows)received a standard diet for pregnant or lactating sows,depending on the reproductive period.Experimental groups E_G and E_S comprised gilts and multiparous sows,respectively,receiving a diet with a 4%share of FRSM in place of soybean meal up to 100 d of gestation.In addition,from 100 d of gestation to7 d of lactation,the sows in experimental groups received a diet with a 9% share of FRSM,and then again a diet with a 4% share of FRSM until the end of lactation.The addition of 4% to 9% share of a FRSM component in feed significantly improves production parameters,mainly in primiparous gilts,leading to an increase in litter size and in litter weight at 28 d of age.It also helps to improve the digestibility of crude protein,fat,and crude fiber,and positively affects the gut microbiota of sows.Fermentation of rapeseed meal is an effective way to reduce anti-nutrients and to increase the level of lactic acid in the diet It also stimulates the immune system,which improves piglet health,reducing the severity of diarrhoea and mortality.

关键词： Fermented rapeseed meal Sows Microbiota Digestibility colostrum

Influence of birth order, birth weight, colostrum and serum immunoglobulin G on neonatal piglet survival

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Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology 2013年第2期4卷 128-136页

作者： Rafael A Cabrera Xi Lin Joy M Campbell Adam J Moeser Jack Odle Laboratory of Developmental Nutrition Department of Animal Science North Carolina State University Huvepharma USA Inc. 525 West Park Drive Suite 230 Peachtree City American Protein Corporation Department of Population Health and Pathobiology College of Veterinary Medicine North Carolina State University 101 Polk Hall North Carolina State University

Background： Intake of colostrum after birth is essential to stimulate intestinal growth and function, and to provide systemic immunological protection via absorption of Immunoglobulin G （IgG）. The birth order and weight of 745 piglets （from 75 litters） were recorded during a one-week period of farrowing. Only pigs weighing greater than 0.68 kg birth weight were chosen for the trial. Sow colostrum was collected during parturition, and piglets were bled between 48 and 72 hours post-birth. Piglet serum IgG and colostral IgG concentrations were determined by radial immunodiffusion. Results： Sow parity had a significant （P 〈 0.001） effect on sow colostral IgG concentration, being 5% higher in multiparous females. Sow colostral IgG concentration explained 6% and piglet birth order accounted for another 4% of the variation observed in piglet serum IgG concentration （P 〈 0.05）; however, birth weight had no detectable effect. Piglet serum IgG concentration had both a linear （P 〈 0.05） and quadratic effect （P 〈 0.05） on % survival. Piglets with 1,000 mg/dl serum IgG or less （n=24） had a 67% survival; whereas, piglets with IgG concentrations between 2250 to 2500 mg/dl （n=247） had a 91% survival. Birth order had no detectable effect on survival, but birth weight had a positive linear effect （P 〈 0.05）. Piglets weighing 0.9 kg （n = 107） at birth had a 68% survival rate, and those weighing 1.6 kg （n = 158） had an 89% survival. Conclusion： We found that the combination of sow colostrum IgG concentration and birth order can account for 10% of the variation of piglet serum IgG concentration and that piglets with less than 1,000 mg/dl IgG serum concentration and weight of 0.9 kg at birth had low survival rate when compared to their larger siblings. The effective management of colostrum uptake in neonatal piglets in the first 24 hrs post-birth may potentially improve survival from birth to weaning.

关键词： Birth order Birth weight Immunoglobulin G colostrum Survivability

Influencing factors of colostrum exposure to low-level lead and their relationship with early neural development of infants

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Neural Regeneration Research 2007年第9期2卷 557-560页

作者： Shiguang Li Guoping Wang Kui Fu Chunru Qi Xianguo Wu Qinghao Kong Yingyi Liang Center for Maternal and Child Health Shanxi Provincial Children＇s Hospital Taiyuan 030013 Shanxi Province China

BACKGROUND： Exposure to low-level lead has a toxic effect on the development of neonates, which has attracted wide attention. colostrum lead level can be used as the indication of lead exposure. OBJECTIVE： To observe the relationship of colostrum lead level and the neurobehavioral development of infants. DESIGN： A prospective control observation. SETTING： Center for Maternal and Child Health, Shanxi Provincial Children＇s Hospital. PARTICIPANTS： Totally 128 neonates of full-term normal delivery, 76 male and 52 female, from Shanxi Provincial Maternal and Child Health Center and Jiexiu Maternal and Child Health Center were involved in this study. All the involved neonates had no peripartal ischemic/hypoxic history or fetus intrauterine developmental lag. Pregnant women had no various acute and chronic diseases in pregnancy, family history of neurological disease or occupational lead exposure. 128 portions of colostrum sample of full-term normal delivery were collected. Informed consents of detected items were obtained from the puerperants and their relatives. METHODS： ① Experimental grouping： Lead level in the colostrum was determined by atomic absorption spectrometry. According to lead level in the colostrum, the neonates were classified into two exposure groups of greater than or equal to 0.24 μmol/L in a high-level lead group and less than 0.24 μ mol/L in a low-level lead group. ② Experimental evaluation： Mental developmental index （MDI） and psychological developmental index （PDI） of 3-month-old infants were evaluated with Bayley Scales of Infant Development （BSID）. The relationships of MDI, PDI and colostrum lead level were performed correlation regression analysis; The relationship of colostrum lead level and development was performed multi-factor analysis with family environment and health questionnaires. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES： ① Evaluation results of MDI and PDI. ② Multi-factor analysis results. RESULTS： Totally 128 neonates were involved in the study. Ten and eleven neonates were lost due to emig

关键词： lead colostrum neural development

Possible ameliorative effect of breastfeeding and the uptake of human colostrum against coeliac disease in autistic rats

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World Journal of Gastroenterology 2013年第21期19卷 3281-3290页

作者： Manar E Selim Laila Y Al-Ayadhi Zoology Department Faculty of ScienceKing Saud UniversityAutism Research and Treatment CentreRiyadh 11459 Saudi Arabia Zoology Department Faculty of ScienceAin Shams UniversityCairo 11511Egypt Physiology Department Faculty of MedicineKing Saud UniversityAutism Research and Treatment CentreRiyadh 11459Saudi Arabia

AIM: To examine the possible ameliorative effect of breastfeeding and the uptake of human colostrum against coeliac disease in autistic rats. METHODS: Female rats were fed a standard diet and received a single intraperitoneal injection of 600 mg/kg sodium valproate on day 12.5 after conception. In study 1, neonatal rats were randomly subjected to blood tests to investigate autism. In study 2, the 1st group was fed by the mother after an injection of interferon-γ (IFN-γ) and administration of gliadin. The pups in the 2nd group were prevented from accessing maternal milk, injected IFN-γ, administered gliadin, and hand-fed human colostrum. The normal littermates fed by the table mothers were injected with physiological saline and served as normal controls in this study.RESULTS: The protein concentration was higher in group 2 than in group 1 in the duodenum (161.6 ± 9 and 135.4 ± 7 mg/g of tissue, respectively, P colostrum-treated pups on post natal day (PND) 7 and 21 vs suckling pups in group 1. A delay in eye opening was noticed in the treated rats in group 1 on PND 13 compared with the control group and group 2. Administration of a single intraperitoneal injection of 600 mg/kg sodium valproate on day 12.5 after conception resulted in significantly reduced calcium and vitamin D levels in study 1 compared with the control groups (P colostrum uptake inhibited increases in the level of transglutaminase antibody in autistic pups with coeliac disease. CONCLUSION: The effects of early-life nutrition and human colostrum on the functional maturation of the duodenal villi in autistic rats with coeliac disease that might limit or prevent the coeliac risk with autism.

关键词： Autism Breastfeeding Coeliac disease Human colostrum

Monitoring Passive Transfer of Immunity in Neonatal Calves by Measuring Levels of IgG in Blood Using Immunoassay Method and Refractometer Measures of Serum and colostrum

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Open Journal of Veterinary Medicine 2019年第12期9卷 194-201页

作者： Osman A. Hameed Hussam Mustafa Abdul Fatah M. Ahmed Mohamed Khidr Taha Central Veterinary Laboratory Khartoum Sudan Sharge Elnile Colleague of Laboratory Science Khartoum Sudan Nyala University of Veterinary Science Nyala Sudan Faculty of Veterinary Medicine Khartoum University Khartoum Sudan

IgG Check calf test has been used in this study to identify if a failure of passive transfer occurs in neonatal calves by measuring the level of IgG in blood. An adequate level of IgG measured in all calves at 48 hours, 7 days and 14 days after birth showed level of IgG 1000 mg/dl. This level indicated that they have good passive transfer of immunity. Also, in this study colostrum quality fed to calves was detected using Brix Refractometer. The colostrum is of high quality as it contains 50 mg/ml of IgG. This Brix refractometer can be used on the farm level to estimate colostrum IgG content and monitoring colostrum feeding practices. colostrum with high quality IgG could provide calves with enough IgG to attain successful passive transfer of immunity. Brix and Obione refractometers provide simple, rapid method for estimating IgG concentration on calf serum, thus considered to be the most common method for determining passive transfer failure.

关键词： colostrum Passive Immunity Immunoglobulin G (IgG) Failure of Transfer Immunity (FTPI) Radial Immunodiffusion (RID) Turbidimetric Immunoassay (TA) Refractometer (REF) Brix refractometer (Brix) Obione Refractometer (Obione) IgG Check Calf Immunoassay High Quality colostrum Inadequate Transfer of Passive Immunity (ITPI)