Tavuklarda bağışıklığın artırılmasında besin maddelerinin rolü

Yoğun yetiştirme koşulları altında, kanatlı çevresinde kanatlının bağışıklık sistemine meydan okuyan birçok mikroorganizma bulunur. Tavukların besin maddesi ihtiyacının belirlenmesinde etkili olan faktörlerden biri de tavuğun hastalıklarla mücadele edebilmesidir. Çünkü yetersiz besin maddesi tüketimi kanatlının savunma mekanizmasını da zayıflatır. Günümüz kanatlı yetiştiriciliğinde, beslenme uzmanları kanatlının metabolizması ve immun sisteminin çevresel stres ve hastalıklara karşı ayarlanması ve besin maddesi gereksinimlerini belirli zamanlarda artırılmasına gerek duyulabileceğini farkında olmalıdır. Bu makalenin amacı besin maddelerinin bağışıklık üzerine etkilerini son yayımlanan literatürlerle birlikte gözden geçirmektir.

The role of nutrients in enhancing immunity in chicken

Under intensive farming conditions, the poultry environment contains microorganisms that continuously challenge the bird's immune system. Disease challenge is only one of the many factors that will have an effect on the nutrient requirements of poultry. Insufficient nutrient consumption will reduce the effectiveness of the bird's defense mechanisms. Since the possibility of disease challenge is always present in today's poultry operations, the nutritionist must realize that the bird's metabolism and immune system are constantly adjusting to the stress of environment or disease and nutrient requirements may need to be increased at certain times. The aim of this article to review the effects of nutrients on immunity with data of recently published.

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