Efeito do acetato de nano α-tocoferol mais selênio na produtividade, estado imunológico, morfometria intestinal e características de carcaça de frangos de corte
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.rccp.v36n4a3Palavras-chave:
aves de criação, frangos de corte, imunidade, minerais vestigiais, morfologia intestinal, nanominerais, selênio, tocoferol, vitamina EResumo
Antecedentes: Nanovitaminas e minerais são utilizados na nutrição animal para melhorar o desempenho e a saúde de frangos de corte como uma possível alternativa ao uso de antibióticos promotores de crescimento. Objetivo: Avaliar o efeito de vários níveis dietéticos de um acetato de nano α-tocoferol mais um composto de selênio (NTS) no crescimento, histomorfometria intestinal, características de carcaça e estado imunológico de frangos de corte. Métodos: Um total de 240 pintos Ross 308 de um dia de idade foram divididos aleatoriamente em quatro tratamentos, cada grupo com três baias (n=20 em cada baia). Quatro doses de acetato de nano α-tocoferol e selênio (0, 5, 7 e 10 mg/kg) foram incluídas na dieta basal por 42 dias. Resultados: O peso corporal total, ganho de peso cumulativo e a conversão alimentar final melhoraram significativamente com o aumento do nível de NTS (p<0,05). As características da carcaça e o peso dos órgãos internos melhoraram nos grupos alimentados com 7 e 10 mg/kg de NTS. O incremento do nível de NTS aumentou significativamente os títulos de vacinas imunes contra a doença de Newcastle, vírus da gripe aviária, doença infecciosa da bolsa e bronquite infecciosa. Além disso, a adição dietética de NTS melhorou algumas propriedades morfométricas intestinais. Conclusão: É viável a adição de NTS (7 e 10 mg/kg) na ração para melhorar a produção, as características de carcaça e o estado imunológico de frangos de corte. Mais estudos são necessários para avaliar os resíduos de NTS em carnes.
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