ПРОГНОЗИРОВАНИЕ УРОВНЯ МИКРОЭЛЕМЕНТНОГО ПИТАНИЯ ПЛОДА У ГЛУБОКОСТЕЛЬНЫХ КОРОВ
Аннотация
Считают, что внутриутробный запас микроэлементов, необходимых для нормального формирования и развития плода у крупного рогатого скота определяется уровнем питания и тканевыми депо матери. Нарушения микроэлементного питания негативно влияют на здоровье плода и после рождения, ограничивая его рост и предрасполагая к целому ряду соматических заболеваний. Поэтому прогнозирование и своевременная коррекция нарушений микроэлементного питания плода у крупного рогатого скота является актуальной задачей для зооветеринарной науки. В настоящем исследовании авторами впервые была предпринята попытка спрогнозировать уровень накопления селена (Se), меди (Cu), цинка (Zn), железа (Fe), хрома (Cr), стронция (Sr), молибдена (Mo), кобальта (Co), никеля (Ni), мышьяка (As) и марганца (Mn) в организме плода по содержанию этих микроэлементов в волосе матери за 60 дней до предполагаемого отела. Были обследованы 35 клинически здоровых коров симментальской породы с одноплодной беременностью и полученные от них телята (18 самцов и 17 самок). Для ретроспективной оценки микроэлементного статуса плода исследовали образцы волос, полученные у телят вскоре после рождения. Количественное определение микроэлементов (Se, Cu, Zn, Fe, Cr, Sr, Mo, Co, Ni, As и Mn) в образцах волос проводили методом масс-спектрометрии с индуктивно связанной плазмой (Nexion 300D, Perkin Elmer, США). Установлено, что закономерности распределения микроэлементов в системе «мать-плод» у крупного рогатого скота не связаны с полом новорожденного. Зависимости между содержанием в волосе матери и новорожденного для большинства исследованных микроэлементов удалось описать полиномами первого (Sr), второго (Co, Mn) и третьего порядка (Se, Cu, Zn, Fe, As). Для четырех микроэлементов (Se, Cu, Fe и Co) получены графики и аналитические выражения, позволяющие прогнозировать по показателям матери их содержание в организме плода с уровнем статистической значимости Р = 0,05, для других четырех микроэлементов (Zn, Sr, As и Mn) – с уровнем Р от 0,10 до 0,15. Для Mo, Cr и Ni статистически значимые зависимости между содержанием их в волосе матери и новорожденного выявить не удалось. На основании полученных прогнозирующих зависимостей для 8 из 11 исследованных микроэлементов (Se, Cu, Fe, Co, Zn, Sr, As и Mn) определены интервалы содержания в волосе коровы за 60 дней до предполагаемого отела, обеспечивающие оптимальный уровень их накопления в организме плода.
Информация о спонсорстве. Исследование выполнено при финансовой поддержке гранта Российского научного фонда (проект № 23-26-00136).
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