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Energy, protein and redox metabolism underlying adaptive responses in New Zealand versus North American Holstein cows in pasture‐based dairy systems

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Jorge Smeding, Ernesto Ezequiel
Carriquiry Fossemale, Mariana
Casal Spera, Alberto
Armand Ugón, Diego
Mastrogiovanni, Mauricio
Trotschansky, Andrés
Mendoza, Alejandra
Astessiano, Ana Laura

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Genetic strain
Metabolic adaptation
Muscle mobilisation
Oxidative stress
Pasture‐based dairy

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2022

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This study explored the metabolic adaptions to grazing conditions of two Holstein genetic strains (GS; North American, NAH; New Zealand, NZH) in two feeding strategies (FS; restricted, P30, vs. maximised, PMAX, grazing). Four groups (NAH‐P30, NZH‐P30, NAH‐PMAX and NZH‐PMAX; n = 10 cows each) were compared between −45 and 180 days in milk (DIM). NZH cows had lower (p = 0.02) fat and protein corrected milk (FPCM) yield and a tendency for lower (p = 0.09) body condition score concomitantly with a trend (p < 0.07) for higher average plasma insulin and lower (p = 0.01) 3‐methylhistidine (3MH) at −45 DIM than NAH. Plasma glucose tended to be affected by the triple interaction GS × FS × DIM (p = 0.06) as it was similar between NAH‐P30 and NZH‐P30, but higher (p ≤ 0.02) for NZH‐PMAX than NAH‐PMAX except at 21 DIM. The physiological imbalance index was affected by the GS × FS interaction (p < 0.01) as it was lower (p < 0.01) only for NZH‐PMAX versus NAH‐PMAX. NZH cows had higher (p = 0.01) plasma thiobarbituric acid reactive substances at −45 DIM and tended to have higher protein carbonyls (p = 0.10) and superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity (p = 0.06) on average, and had higher (p < 0.01) α‐tocopherol during mid‐lactation than NAH Regarding the FS, FPCM was similar (p = 0.12) among them, but PMAX cows had higher (p < 0.01) plasma non‐esterified fatty acids and 3MH, and lower insulin (p < 0.01) than P30 at 100 DIM. PMAX cows showed higher average SOD activity (p = 0.01) and plasma α‐tocopherol at 100 and 180 DIM (p < 0.01). Under grazing, NZH cows can have a better energy status and lower muscle mobilisation but a higher redox reactivity. Maximising grazing can worsen energy status and muscle mobilisation while improving antioxidant response with no effect on FPCM.

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Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition, 107(3): 1-15

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Jorge Smeding, E, Carriquiry, M, Casal, A. y otros. "Energy, protein and redox metabolism underlying adaptive responses in New Zealand versus North American Holstein cows in pasture‐based dairy systems". Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition. [en línea] 2022 107(3): 1-15 ..

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