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Research shows the uterine immunometabolic status of dairy cows improves when a rumen protected methionine is fed during the peripartum period. The abundance of mRNA in inflammatory and metabolic pathways were favorably altered, indicating a beneficial effect of methionine on immune responses and metabolism during the challenging transition period and early lactation. This favors a uterine environment for successful breeding.
Based on 2021 American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) abstract:
457 Rumen-protected methionine improves uterine immunometabolic status of dairy cows.
Features Anne Rosi Guadagnin, Graduate Student, University of Illinois. Dr. Brian Sloan, Global Director of Ruminant Amino Acids and Protected Nutrient Business, Adisseo. Dr. Dan Luchini, Head of Ruminant R&D, Adisseo.
To view abstracts, go to :
https://www.adisseo.com/en/products/smartline/smart-science-series-ruminant-podcasts/
Research shows the uterine immunometabolic status of dairy cows improves when a rumen protected methionine is fed during the peripartum period. The abundance of mRNA in inflammatory and metabolic pathways were favorably altered, indicating a beneficial effect of methionine on immune responses and metabolism during the challenging transition period and early lactation. This favors a uterine environment for successful breeding.
Based on 2021 American Dairy Science Association (ADSA) abstract:
457 Rumen-protected methionine improves uterine immunometabolic status of dairy cows.
Features Anne Rosi Guadagnin, Graduate Student, University of Illinois. Dr. Brian Sloan, Global Director of Ruminant Amino Acids and Protected Nutrient Business, Adisseo. Dr. Dan Luchini, Head of Ruminant R&D, Adisseo.
To view abstracts, go to :
https://www.adisseo.com/en/products/smartline/smart-science-series-ruminant-podcasts/