Simple Summary Production animals are continuously exposed to environmental and
dietary factors that might induce a state of low-grade, chronic intestinal inflammation. This …

Hindgut acidosis (HGA) may cause or contribute to the inflammatory state of transition dairy
cows by compromising the intestinal barrier. Previous experiments isolating the effects of …

Postruminal intestinal barrier dysfunction caused by excessive hindgut fermentation may be
a source of peripheral inflammation in dairy cattle. Therefore, the study objectives were to …

Previous stressors and systemic inflammation may increase the intestine's susceptibility to
hindgut acidosis (HGA). Therefore, our experimental objectives were to evaluate the effects …

Study objectives were to evaluate the effects of hindgut acidosis (HGA) on production,
metabolism, and inflammation in feed-restricted (FR) dairy cows. Twelve rumen-cannulated …

Subacute rumen acidosis may cause postruminal intestinal barrier dysfunction, but this does
not appear to be due to increased hindgut fermentation. Alternatively, intestinal …

Although glucose absorption in the proximal small intestine and its regulatory mechanisms
have been extensively studied, less attention has been devoted to regulating glucose …

The complex interaction between the intestinal mucosa, the gut microbiota, and the diet
balances the host physiological homeostasis and is fundamental for the maximal genetic …

Hindgut acidosis (HGA) may contribute to the inflammatory state of transition dairy cows via
its effects on intestinal barrier dysfunction. Previous experiments isolating the effects of HGA …