During the periparturient period, lipolysis in adipose tissue (AT) mobilizes fatty acid reserves
to meet high energy needs of dairy cows. This physiological response is accompanied by …

Seasonal infertility is a significant problem in the swine industry, and may be influenced by
photoperiod and heat stress. Heat stress during gestation in particular affects pregnancy …

Improvements in feed intake of dairy cows entering the early lactation period potentially
decrease the risk of metabolic disorders, but before developing approaches targeting the …

Adiponectin (encoded by ADIPOQ) is an adipokine that orchestrates energy homeostasis by
modulating glucose and fatty acid metabolism in peripheral tissues. During the periparturient …

Genetic selection of milk yield traits alters the energy distribution of high producing cows,
resulting in gene-induced negative energy balance, and consequently, poor body condition …

Adipose tissue of ketotic dairy cows exhibits greater lipolytic rate and signs of inflammation,
which further aggravate the metabolic disorder. In nonruminants, the endoplasmic reticulum …

Enhanced postruminal supply of Met during the periparturient period increases dry matter
intake and milk yield. In nonruminants, adipose tissue is responsive to AA supply, and can …

The objective of this study was to investigate the effects of dietary energy levels and rumen-
protected lysine supplementation on serum free fatty acid levels, β-hydroxybutyrate levels …

The adipose tissue serves an essential role for survival and reproduction in mammals,
especially females. It serves primarily as an energy storage organ and is directly linked to …

Intense lipolysis triggers an inflammatory response within adipose tissue characterized by
adipose tissue macrophage (ATM) infiltration; however, the mechanisms triggering this …