Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis
<p>Abstract</p> <p>In complex feed structures, there exist main chemical functional groups which are associated with nutrient utilization and availability and functionality. Each functional group has unique molecular structure therefore produce unique molecular vibration spectral p...
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| description | <p>Abstract</p> <p>In complex feed structures, there exist main chemical functional groups which are associated with nutrient utilization and availability and functionality. Each functional group has unique molecular structure therefore produce unique molecular vibration spectral profile. Feed processing has been used to improve nutrient utilization for many years. However, to date, there was little study on processing-induced changes of feed intrinsic structure and functional groups on a molecular basis within intact tissue. This is because limited research technique is available to study inherent structure on a molecular basis. Recently bioanalytical techniques: such as Synchrotron Infrared Microspectroscopy as well as Diffuse Reflectance Infrared Fourier Transform molecular spectroscopy have been developed. These techniques enable to detect molecular structure change within intact tissues. These techniques can prevent destruction or alteration of the intrinsic protein structures during processing for analysis. However, these techniques have not been used in animal feed and nutrition research. The objective of this review was show that with the advanced technique, sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing on a molecular basis could be detected in my research team. These functional groups are highly associated with nutrient utilization in animals.</p> |
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| spelling | doaj.art-4439a22e02ad4596b0e7d7b8dc43ea7a2022-12-21T19:12:49ZengBMCJournal of Animal Science and Biotechnology1674-97822049-18912012-12-01314010.1186/2049-1891-3-40Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basisYu Peiqiang<p>Abstract</p> <p>In complex feed structures, there exist main chemical functional groups which are associated with nutrient utilization and availability and functionality. Each functional group has unique molecular structure therefore produce unique molecular vibration spectral profile. Feed processing has been used to improve nutrient utilization for many years. However, to date, there was little study on processing-induced changes of feed intrinsic structure and functional groups on a molecular basis within intact tissue. This is because limited research technique is available to study inherent structure on a molecular basis. Recently bioanalytical techniques: such as Synchrotron Infrared Microspectroscopy as well as Diffuse Reflectance Infrared Fourier Transform molecular spectroscopy have been developed. These techniques enable to detect molecular structure change within intact tissues. These techniques can prevent destruction or alteration of the intrinsic protein structures during processing for analysis. However, these techniques have not been used in animal feed and nutrition research. The objective of this review was show that with the advanced technique, sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing on a molecular basis could be detected in my research team. These functional groups are highly associated with nutrient utilization in animals.</p>http://www.jasbsci.com/content/3/1/40Sensitivity and responses of functional groupsMolecular structuresFeed processingNutrient utilization and availability |
| spellingShingle | Yu Peiqiang Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology Sensitivity and responses of functional groups Molecular structures Feed processing Nutrient utilization and availability |
| title | Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| title_full | Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| title_fullStr | Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| title_full_unstemmed | Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| title_short | Board-invited review: Sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| title_sort | board invited review sensitivity and responses of functional groups to feed processing methods on a molecular basis |
| topic | Sensitivity and responses of functional groups Molecular structures Feed processing Nutrient utilization and availability |
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