Propionate supplementation did not increase whole body glucose turnover in growing lambs fed rye grass

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The objective of the present study was to investigate the effects of propionate supplementation on whole body glucose turnover in growing lambs fed frozen rye-grass at 1.5 × maintenance using [1-13C]-glucose. Intraruminal infusion of propionate, (0.55 and 0.91 mol·d-1) increased the ruminal molar proportions of propionate from 25% with the control to 40% with the highest propionate treatment. It did not however modify glucose turnover (26 mmol·d-1·kg-1), nor the conversion of its carbon into L-lactate (21%) and alanine (21%), nor glucose recycling (9%). All of the results suggest that in the present conditions glucose turnover and metabolism were not influenced by the supply of propionate.

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Majdoub, L., Beylot, M., Vermorel, M., & Ortigues-Marty, I. (2003, July). Propionate supplementation did not increase whole body glucose turnover in growing lambs fed rye grass. Reproduction Nutrition Development. https://doi.org/10.1051/rnd:2003026

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