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The objective of this study was to evaluate the effects of amino resin-treated soybean meal (SBM) on ruminal fermentation, nutrient digestion, and N partitioning. The treatments were (1) untreated solvent-extracted SBM, (2) amino resin-treated SBM (AR-SBM), and (3) heat-treated SBM (HT-SBM). The experimental design was arranged as a replicated 3 × 3 Latin square with 6 fermentors in a dual-flow continuous culture system. Treatments were randomly assigned to fermentors within a Latin square for each period. Each fermentor was fed 106 g/d of diet DM equally distributed in 2 feeding times daily at 0800 and 1800 h. Diets were formulated to contain 16% CP, 30% NDF, and 30% starch across treatments. The experiment consisted of 3 experimental periods, each lasting for 10 d. The first 7 d of each period were considered adaptation, and the last 3 d were used for sampling and data collection. On d 8 and 9, samples were collected for analysis of diurnal variation in concentrations of NH3-N, pH, and VFA during the first 8 h after feeding. On d 8, 9, and 10, samples were collected from the liquid and solid effluents accumulated over 24 h for analysis of daily averages of NH3-N and VFA pools, and true ruminal digestibility estimates. Data were analyzed using the MIXED procedure of SAS, and significance was declared when P ≤ 0.05. The model included the fixed effect of treatment and random effects of square, period, and fermentor within square, whereas time and interaction treatment × time were included for analyses of diurnal variation, with time as repeated measures. Compared with SBM, the cultured ruminal contents of AR-SBM and HT-SBM had lower NH3-N concentrations, indicating lower microbial fermentation of protein. Molar proportions of isovalerate and isobutyrate were greater in SBM than AR-SBM and HT-SBM, with greater molar proportion of isobutyrate for SBM, particularly during the first 2 h after feeding. The flow of NH3-N was greater for SBM compared with AR-SBM and HT-SBM, whereas NAN flow, bacterial N flow, and N efficiency were greater for AR-SBM and HT-SBM compared with SBM. Our results indicate that both the amino resin and heat treatments of SBM allow for similar decreases in microbial degradation of CP without limiting microbial protein synthesis in diets with 16% CP. Amino resin treatment may be effective in reducing microbial fermentation of protein in the rumen without adverse effects on digestibility or fermentation parameters as compared with SBM.

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Objetivou-se estudar o efeito de diferentes tratamentos térmicos, tempos e procedimentos na degradação ruminal de grãos de soja crus e tostados e sua ação na digestão intestinal da proteína não degradada no rúmen (PNDR) pelo método dos três estágios. Para a degradação ruminal in situ foram pesados cinco gramas de matéria natural em sacos de náilon incubados durante 2; 4; 8; 16; 24 e 48 horas. No tempo zero foi efetuado o mesmo procedimento, excetuando a incubação ruminal. Os resíduos de cada tratamento formaram uma amostra composta para determinar a matéria seca (MS) e proteína bruta (PB). Para a digestibilidade intestinal realizou-se a incubação in situ por 16 horas, usando a técnica dos três estágios. A degradabilidade efetiva da MS com taxa de passagem de 5%/hora para a soja crua (SC) foi de 71,94% e tostada entre 52,23% a 68,78%. Após 16 horas de incubação a PNDR variou de 32,12 a 67,72% e a digestibilidade intestinal de 73,21% a 86,02%. A menor degradação da MS e PB foi da soja tostada a 145oC durante um minuto com steeping (STC1). A digestibilidade intestinal in vitro dos grãos crus foi superior e diferiu dos tostados, exceto a soja tostada a 115oC durante quatro minutos com steeping. A menor degradação proteica foi obtida da STC1de 67,72% da PNDR,52,33% a mais do que à SC. A tostagem dos grãos de soja a 145oC(STC1)contribuiu para uma menor degradabilidade ruminal(AU)

This study analyse ruminal degradation the technique of the nylon bags of dry matter ( DM) and crude protein (CP ) and the intestinal digestibility of rumen undegraded protein (RUP) by the method of the three stages of raw and roasted soybeans at different temperatures with and without The in situ ruminal degradation were weighed five grams of natural matter in nylon bags incubated 2; 4;8; 16; 24 and 48 hours. Zero time was made the same procedure, except ruminal incubation. The residue of treatment formed a composite sample to determine the DM and CP. The intestinal digestibility was in situ incubation for 16 hours, using the technique of the three stages. The degradability of DM at a passage rate of 5 % / hour, for raw soybean (RS), was 71.94 % and roasted between 52.23 % and 68.78 %. After 16 hours of incubation(RUP) ranged from 32.12 to 67.72% and the intestinal digestibility of 73.21% to 86.02 %. The lowest degradation of DM and CP was in the roasted soybeans at 145ºC for one minute with steeping (STC1). The in vitro intestinal digestibility of raw grains was higher and differed from the toasted, except for the ones toasted at 115 ºC for four minutes with steeping. For STC1, was obtained the lowest protein degradation of 67.72 % RUP, which 52.33 %, more when compare to RS. The toast of soybeans at 145 ºC (STC1) contributed to a lower ruminal degradability of crude protein.(AU)

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Objetivou-se estudar o efeito de diferentes tratamentos térmicos, tempos e procedimentos na degradação ruminal de grãos de soja crus e tostados e sua ação na digestão intestinal da proteína não degradada no rúmen (PNDR) pelo método dos três estágios. Para a degradação ruminal in situ foram pesados cinco gramas de matéria natural em sacos de náilon incubados durante 2; 4; 8; 16; 24 e 48 horas. No tempo zero foi efetuado o mesmo procedimento, excetuando a incubação ruminal. Os resíduos de cada tratamento formaram uma amostra composta para determinar a matéria seca (MS) e proteína bruta (PB). Para a digestibilidade intestinal realizou-se a incubação in situ por 16 horas, usando a técnica dos três estágios. A degradabilidade efetiva da MS com taxa de passagem de 5%/hora para a soja crua (SC) foi de 71,94% e tostada entre 52,23% a 68,78%. Após 16 horas de incubação a PNDR variou de 32,12 a 67,72% e a digestibilidade intestinal de 73,21% a 86,02%. A menor degradação da MS e PB foi da soja tostada a 145oC durante um minuto com steeping (STC1). A digestibilidade intestinal in vitro dos grãos crus foi superior e diferiu dos tostados, exceto a soja tostada a 115oC durante quatro minutos com steeping. A menor degradação proteica foi obtida da STC1de 67,72% da PNDR,52,33% a mais do que à SC. A tostagem dos grãos de soja a 145oC(STC1)contribuiu para uma menor degradabilidade ruminal

This study analyse ruminal degradation the technique of the nylon bags of dry matter ( DM) and crude protein (CP ) and the intestinal digestibility of rumen undegraded protein (RUP) by the method of the three stages of raw and roasted soybeans at different temperatures with and without The in situ ruminal degradation were weighed five grams of natural matter in nylon bags incubated 2; 4;8; 16; 24 and 48 hours. Zero time was made the same procedure, except ruminal incubation. The residue of treatment formed a composite sample to determine the DM and CP. The intestinal digestibility was in situ incubation for 16 hours, using the technique of the three stages. The degradability of DM at a passage rate of 5 % / hour, for raw soybean (RS), was 71.94 % and roasted between 52.23 % and 68.78 %. After 16 hours of incubation(RUP) ranged from 32.12 to 67.72% and the intestinal digestibility of 73.21% to 86.02 %. The lowest degradation of DM and CP was in the roasted soybeans at 145ºC for one minute with steeping (STC1). The in vitro intestinal digestibility of raw grains was higher and differed from the toasted, except for the ones toasted at 115 ºC for four minutes with steeping. For STC1, was obtained the lowest protein degradation of 67.72 % RUP, which 52.33 %, more when compare to RS. The toast of soybeans at 145 ºC (STC1) contributed to a lower ruminal degradability of crude protein.

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SUMMARY This study analyse ruminal degradation the technique of the nylon bags of dry matter (DM) and crude protein (CP) and the intestinal digestibility of rumen undegraded protein (RUP) by the method of the three stages of raw and roasted soybeans at different temperatures with and without The in situ ruminal degradation were weighed five grams of natural matter in nylon bags incubated 2; 4;8; 16; 24 and 48 hours. Zero time was made the same procedure, except ruminal incubation. The residue of treatment formed a composite sample to determine the DM and CP. The intestinal digestibility was in situ incubation for 16 hours, using the technique of the three stages. The degradability of DM at a passage rate of 5 % / hour, for raw soybean (RS), was 71.94 % and roasted between 52.23 % and 68.78 %. After 16 hours of incubation(RUP) ranged from 32.12 to 67.72% and the intestinal digestibility of 73.21% to 86.02 %. The lowest degradation of DM and CP was in the roasted soybeans at 145ºC for one minute with steeping (STC1). The in vitro intestinal digestibility of raw grains was higher and differed from the toasted, except for the ones toasted at 115 ºC for four minutes with steeping. For STC1, was obtained the lowest protein degradation of 67.72 % RUP, which 52.33 %, more when compare to RS. The toast of soybeans at 145 ºC (STC1) contributed to a lower ruminal degradability of crude protein.

RESUMO Objetivou-se estudar o efeito de diferentes tratamentos térmicos, tempos e procedimentos na degradação ruminal de grãos de soja crus e tostados e sua ação na digestão intestinal da proteína não degradada no rúmen (PNDR) pelo método dos três estágios. Para a degradação ruminal in situ foram pesados cinco gramas de matéria natural em sacos de náilon incubados durante 2; 4; 8; 16; 24 e 48 horas. No tempo zero foi efetuado o mesmo procedimento, excetuando a incubação ruminal. Os resíduos de cada tratamento formaram uma amostra composta para determinar a matéria seca (MS) e proteína bruta (PB). Para a digestibilidade intestinal realizou-se a incubação in situ por 16 horas, usando a técnica dos três estágios. A degradabilidade efetiva da MS com taxa de passagem de 5%/hora para a soja crua (SC) foi de 71,94% e tostada entre 52,23% a 68,78%. Após 16 horas de incubação a PNDR variou de 32,12 a 67,72% e a digestibilidade intestinal de 73,21% a 86,02%. A menor degradação da MS e PB foi da soja tostada a 145°C durante um minuto com steeping (STC1). A digestibilidade intestinal in vitro dos grãos crus foi superior e diferiu dos tostados, exceto a soja tostada a 115°C durante quatro minutos com steeping. A menor degradação proteica foi obtida da STC1de 67,72% da PNDR,52,33% a mais do que à SC. A tostagem dos grãos de soja a 145°C(STC1)contribuiu para uma menor degradabilidade ruminal da proteína bruta.

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SUMMARY This study analyse ruminal degradation the technique of the nylon bags of dry matter (DM) and crude protein (CP) and the intestinal digestibility of rumen undegraded protein (RUP) by the method of the three stages of raw and roasted soybeans at different temperatures with and without The in situ ruminal degradation were weighed five grams of natural matter in nylon bags incubated 2; 4;8; 16; 24 and 48 hours. Zero time was made the same procedure, except ruminal incubation. The residue of treatment formed a composite sample to determine the DM and CP. The intestinal digestibility was in situ incubation for 16 hours, using the technique of the three stages. The degradability of DM at a passage rate of 5 % / hour, for raw soybean (RS), was 71.94 % and roasted between 52.23 % and 68.78 %. After 16 hours of incubation(RUP) ranged from 32.12 to 67.72% and the intestinal digestibility of 73.21% to 86.02 %. The lowest degradation of DM and CP was in the roasted soybeans at 145ºC for one minute with steeping (STC1). The in vitro intestinal digestibility of raw grains was higher and differed from the toasted, except for the ones toasted at 115 ºC for four minutes with steeping. For STC1, was obtained the lowest protein degradation of 67.72 % RUP, which 52.33 %, more when compare to RS. The toast of soybeans at 145 ºC (STC1) contributed to a lower ruminal degradability of crude protein.

RESUMO Objetivou-se estudar o efeito de diferentes tratamentos térmicos, tempos e procedimentos na degradação ruminal de grãos de soja crus e tostados e sua ação na digestão intestinal da proteína não degradada no rúmen (PNDR) pelo método dos três estágios. Para a degradação ruminal in situ foram pesados cinco gramas de matéria natural em sacos de náilon incubados durante 2; 4; 8; 16; 24 e 48 horas. No tempo zero foi efetuado o mesmo procedimento, excetuando a incubação ruminal. Os resíduos de cada tratamento formaram uma amostra composta para determinar a matéria seca (MS) e proteína bruta (PB). Para a digestibilidade intestinal realizou-se a incubação in situ por 16 horas, usando a técnica dos três estágios. A degradabilidade efetiva da MS com taxa de passagem de 5%/hora para a soja crua (SC) foi de 71,94% e tostada entre 52,23% a 68,78%. Após 16 horas de incubação a PNDR variou de 32,12 a 67,72% e a digestibilidade intestinal de 73,21% a 86,02%. A menor degradação da MS e PB foi da soja tostada a 145°C durante um minuto com steeping (STC1). A digestibilidade intestinal in vitro dos grãos crus foi superior e diferiu dos tostados, exceto a soja tostada a 115°C durante quatro minutos com steeping. A menor degradação proteica foi obtida da STC1de 67,72% da PNDR,52,33% a mais do que à SC. A tostagem dos grãos de soja a 145°C(STC1)contribuiu para uma menor degradabilidade ruminal da proteína bruta.