Laboraroty Animal Research

Korean Association for Laboratory Animal Science (한국실험동물학회)
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Analysis of transgenic mice secreting a C. thermocellum Cellulase D in the pancreas

C. thermocellum Cellulase D 형질전환 생쥐의 조섬유 소화율 분석

Choe, Jeong-Ok;Lee, Jeong-Ung;Lee, Eun-Ju;Kim, Myeong-Ok;Kim, Seong-Hyeon;Park, Jun-Hong;Jo, Gyeong-In;Jeong, Bu-Gyeong;Kim, Hui-Cheol;Hwang, Seol-Ha;;Ryu, Jae-Ung
최정옥;이정웅;이은주;김명옥;김성현;박준홍;조경인;정부경;김희철;황설하;남명수;류재웅

  • Published : 20030000
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Abstract

Increasing competition in the livestock industry has forced producers to cut costs by adopting new technologies aimed out increasing production efficiency. Non-ruminant livestock do not express fibrolytic enzymes. The major plant cell wall components of cereals, primarily p-glucans and arabinoxylans, form gel-like structures in the small intestines that trap nutrients. The viscous polysaccharides can also cause severe gastrointestinal disorders. The fibrolytic enzyme supplementation of diets increases the feed conversion efficiency and growth rate of the non-livestock. However, implementation of this technology in the livestock has been limited largely because of the cost of development and production of enzymes. The advent of transgenic animal technology provides us with the opportunity of manipulating the repertoire of enzymes secreted into the gastrointestinal tract. To initiate the development of non-ruminant livestock with the endogenous capacity to hydrolyze plant structural polysaccharides. Previously study we have generated transgenic mice which express the bacterial endoglucanase specifically in the pancreas with secretion of the enzyme into the small intestine. In this study we investigated whether Cellulase D from secreted in pancreas of transgenic mice could be resolve cellulose. The digestive rate of crude fiber in the transgenic mice was significantly higher than control mice (P

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