Nutrition Regulation and Stress in Ruminant

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Nutrition Regulation and Stress in Ruminant

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Editorial

19 July 2024

Editorial: Nutrition regulation and stress in ruminant

Xianwen Dong

,

Juncai Chen

,

Zheng Zhou

and

Rui Hu

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Xianwen Dong

Chongqing Academy of Animal Science

Juncai Chen

Southwest University

Rui Hu

Sichuan Agricultural University

Zheng Zhou

Michigan State University

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Stress is an abnormal response of the organism to external environmental stimuli. In the process of breeding production, animals will show various stress reactions due to changes in their physiological functions, environmental conditions, and management levels. Transportation, high temperature, cold, and other stressors could induce protective reactions in the animal body, showing obvious physiological metabolic disorders and non-specific immune dysfunction, disrupting the physiological processes of nutrient metabolism, digestion and absorption, and immune defense, and ultimately leading to a decrease in production performance and feed conversion rate.

Nutritional regulation is one of the most important ways to relief stress symptoms. Diet and nutrition are both factors leading to stress in animals and important means of regulating stress in animals. Animals will show a series of metabolic abnormalities under stressful conditions, such as reduced feed intake, poor digestion, and metabolic disorders, which in turn lead to nutrient deficiencies. Appropriate energy, protein, amino acids, and other nutrients increase the animal's antioxidant capacity, improve immune function, and thus improve the body's resistance to stress. Therefore, nutritional regulation of the animal body is an important means to reduce stress and improve production performance and economic efficiency.

A Research Topic on "Animal stress and nutritional regulation" has the bullet points below:
1) The occurrence and mechanism of animal stress
2) Stress reactions and mechanisms induced by nutrition in animals
3) The mechanism and improvement of animal stress by nutrition
4) Interaction between animal stress and nutritional regulation

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Xianwen Dong

Chongqing Academy of Animal Science

Juncai Chen

Southwest University

Rui Hu

Sichuan Agricultural University

Zheng Zhou

Michigan State University

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Frontiers in Veterinary Science

Animal Nutrition and Metabolism

Frontiers in Nutrition

Animal Nutrition and Metabolism

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