声明
Contents
ABSTRACT
摘要
List of Abbreviations
Introduction
Research Goals
References
Chapter 1 Literature Review
1.1.Meat quality
1.1.1.Color
1.1.2.Breast meat of broilers
1.1.3.Water holding capacity
1.1.4.Sodium chloride
1.1.5.Concerns surrounding sodium chloride use in the meat industry
1.1.6.Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances(TBARS) and sensory characteristics
1.1.7.Sodium chloride as a pro-oxidant
1.1.8.Lipid oxidation and storage
1.2.Selenium
1.2.1.Chemistry of selenium
1.2.2.Bioaccumulation of Se
1.2.3.Selenium distribution in tissues
1.2.4.Inorganic and organic sources of selenium
1.2.5.Selenium bioavailability,absorption and metabolism
1.3.Selenoproteins
1.3.1.Glutathione
1.3.2.Glutathione peroxidases
1.3.3.Glutathione peroxidase 4
1.3.4.Other selenoproteins
1.4.Selenium deficiency in poultry
1.5.Application of selenium in poultry
1.6.Selenium in ruminants
1.7.Reactive oxygen species
1.8.Copper,zinc superoxide dismutases
1.9.Alanine aminotransferase
1.10.Selenium and growth performance
1.11.Iodothyronine deiodinases
1.12.Immunology
1.12.1.Selenium and immune system
Referenees
Chapter 2 Effects of Dietary Sodium Selenite and Selenium Yeast on Antioxidant Enzyme Activities and Oxidative Stability of Broiler Breast Meat
2.1.Introduction
2.2.Material and methods
2.2.1.Materials
2.2.2.Husbandry
2.2.3.Sample collection and preparation
2.2.4.Storage procedure of broilers breast meat
2.2.5.Determination of selenium content of feed and broilers breast meat
2.2.6.Measurements of antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and thiobarbituric acid reactive substances of raw broiler breast meat
2.2.7.Determination of glutathione peroxidase(GSH-Px)activity in broiler breast meat
2.2.8.Determination of catalase(CAT)activity in broiler breast meat
2.2.9.Determination of total superoxide dismutase(T-SOD)activity in broiler breast meat
2.2.10.Determination of total antioxidant capacity(TAC)in broiler breast meat
2.2.11.Determiantion of maleicdialdehyde(MDA) in broiler breast meat
2.2.12.Sensory evaluation of broiler breast meat
2.2.13.Statistical analysis
2.3.Results
2.3.1.Growth performance of broilers
2.3.2.Influence of Se supplementation on nutritive values of broiler breast meat
2.3.3.Selenium content of broiler breast meat
2.3.4.Influence of selenium supplementation on GSH-Px activity in broiler breast meat
2.3.5.Influence of Selenium supplementation on CAT and T-SOD activities in broiler breast meat
2.3.6.Influence of Se supplementation on TAC in broiler breast meat
2.3.7.Influence of Se supplementation on lipid oxidation in broiler breast meat
2.3.8.Influence of Se supplementation on oxidative stability in refrigerated broiler breast meat
2.3.9 Effect of different Se sources on the sensory characteristics of broiler breast meat
2.4.Discussion
2.4.1.Growth performance of broilers
2.4.2.Influence of Se on nutritive values of broiler breast meat
2.4.3.Selenium content in broiler breast meat
2.4.4.Influence of Selenium supplementation on GSH-Px activity in broiler breast meat
2.4.5.Influence of Se supplementation on CAT and T-SOD activities in broiler breast meat
2.4.6.Influence of Se supplementation on TAC in broiler breast meat
2.4.7.Influence of Se supplementation on lipid peroxidation in broiler breast meat
2.4.8.Influence of Se supplementation on oxidative stability in refrigerated broiler breast meat
2.4.9.Effect of dietary Se sources on the sensory characteristics of broiler breast meat
References
Chapter 3 Effects of sodium chloride on Antioxidant Enzyme Activities and Oxidative Stability of Selenium Enriched Broiler Breast Meat
3.1.Introduction
3.2.Materials and methods
3.2.1.Broilers,diets and feeding protocol
3.2.2.Collection of broiler breast meat samples
3.2.3.pH and color measurement of broiler breast meat
3.2.4.Drip loss of broiler breast meat
3.2.5.Cooking loss and shear force of broiler breast meat
3.2.6.Preparation of broiler breast meat samples
3.2.7.Determination of antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and thiobarbituric acid reactive substances of selenium enriched breast meat of broilers
3.2.8.Statistical Analysis
3.3.Resuits
3.3.1.Meat quality of broiler breast meat
3.3.2.Effect of difierent concentrations of sodium chloride on antioxidant enzyme actvities,antioxidant capacity and TBARS of Se enriched broiler breast meat
3.4.Discussion
3.4.1.Meat quality of broiler breast meat
3.4.2.Effect of different concentrations of sodium chloride on antioxidant enzyme activities in broiler breast meat
3.4.3.Effect of different concentrations of sodium chloride on antioxidant enzymes stability in refrigerated broiler breast meat
3.4.4.Effect of sodium chloride and ionic strength on antioxidant enzymes in broiler breast meat
Reference
Chapter 4 Effect of Different Selenium Sources on Antioxidant Enzyme Activities,Total Antioxidant Capacity,MDA Content,Thyroid Hormones,Expressions of Hepatic mRNA GPX4 and D1 in Broilers
4.1.Introduction
4.2.Materials and methods
4.2.1.Broilers,diets and design
4.2.2.Determination of selenium content of serum and liver in broilers
4.2.3.Determination of serum and liver antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and malondialdehyde contents in broilers
4.2.4.Determination of thyroid hormones after supplementation of different Se sources in broilers
4.2.5.Real time polymerase chain reaction
4.2.6.RNA extraction and real-time PCR
4.2.7.Statistical analysis
4.3.Results
4.3.1.Selenium content of serum and liver in broilers
4.3.2.Effect of selenium supplementation OR GSH-Px activity of serum and liver in broilers
4.3.3.Effect of Se supplementation on CAT and T-SOD activities in serum and liver of broilers
4.3.4.Effect of Se supplementation on TAC in serum and liver of broilers
4.3.5.Effect of Se supplementation on lipid peroxidation in serum and liver of broilers
4.3.6.Effect of selenium supplementation on serum T3,T4,and TSH in broilers
4.3.7.Effect of selenium supplementation on hepatic mRNA GPX4 expression in broilers
4.4.Discussion
4.4.1.Selenium content in serum and liver of broilers
4.4.2.Effect of selenium supplementation on serum and liver GSH-Px activity in broilers
4.4.3.Effect of Se supplementation on serum and liver CAT and T-SOD activities in broilers
4.4.4.Efiect of Se supplementation on serum and liver TAC in broilers
4.4.5.Effect of Se supplementation on serum and liver lipid oxidation in broilers
4.4.6.Effect of Se supplementation on serum T3,T4,and TSH in broilers
4.4.7.Effect of Se supplementation on broiler hepatic GPx4 mRNA expression
4.4.8.Effect of selenium supplementation on broilers hepatic type Ⅰ deiodinase mRNA expression
References
Chapter 5 Effect of Selenium Supplementation on Expression of Hepatic GPX4 and D1 mRNA in LPS Challenged Broilers
5.1.Introduction
5.2.Materials and methods
5.2.1.Animals and experimental design
5.2.2.Experimental protocols
5.2.3.Collection of samples
5.2.4.Growth performance of LPS challenged broilers
5.2.5.Determination of Se content of serum and liver of LPS challenged broilers
5.2.6.Determination of serum and liver antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and malondialdehyde contents of LPS challenged broilers
5.2.7.Determination of thyroid hormones
5.2.8.Determination of serum ALT and AST enzymes activities
5.2.9.Hepatic GPX4 and DI mRNA expression of LPS challenged broilers
5.2.10.Statistical analysis
5.3.Results
5.3.1.Growth performance of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.2.Serum and liver Se content of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.3.Effect of different Se sources on serum and liver antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and MDA content of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.4.Effect of dietary Se sources on serum ALT and AST enzymes activities of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.5.Effect dietary Se sources on serum T3,T4 and TSH hormones of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.6.Hepatic GPX4 mRNA expression of LPS challenged broilers
5.3.7.Hepatic type I deiodinase mRNA expression of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.Discussion
5.4.1.Growth performance of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.2.Se content of serum and liver of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.3.Effect on antioxidant enzyme activities,total antioxidant capacity and MDA content of serum and liver of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.4.Effect on serum ALT and AST enzymes activities of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.5.Effect on serum T3,T4 and TSH hormones of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.6.Hepatic GPX4 mRNA expression of LPS challenged broilers
5.4.7.Hepatic type I deiodinase mRNA expression of LPS challenged broilers
References
Chapter 6 Dietary Selenium Yeast Attenuates Lipopolysaccharide Induced Inflammatory Cytokines Secretion in Broilers
6.1.Introduction
6.2.Materials and methods
6.2.1.Animals and management
6.2.2 Sample collection and procedures
6.2.3.Histological examination for liver tissues of LPS challenged broilers
6.2.4.Preparation of hepatic tissue homogenization
6.2.5.Determination of reactive oxygen species in hepatocytes
6.2.6.Cytokines and PGE2 assay
6.2.7.Hepatic protein kinase C activity
6.2.8.Determination of serum and hepatic nitric oxide
6.2.9.Statistical analysis
6.3.Results
6.3.1.Histology examination of liver
6.3.2.Effect of different Se Sources on plasma and liver cytokines in LPS challeneged broilers
6.3.3.Effect of dietary SS and SY on protein kinase C activity and reactive oxygen species content of LPS challenged broilers
6.4.Discussion
References
Summary and Conclusions
Future Recommendations
Aknowledgement
List of Published or Submitted Papers
Oral presentations