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In this short review the presence, relative concentrations of the plasma, and a possible physiological role of hormones in the cow’s milk have been discussed. On the basis of available data, three categories of hormones in milk have been differentiated: 1 — hormones which exist in trace amounts originated from circulation, 2 — hormones which occur in milk during some phases of lactation in higher concentrations than those in the blood, 3 — hormones synthesized by the mammary gland. The possible biological significance of the hormones for the mammary gland, for the mother and offspring has been emphasized.
The aim of the research was to determine the influence of a mixture enriched by linseed oil, after a restricted feeding period, on production results and the concentration of selected hormones (GH, TSH, T₃, T₄, insulin) as well as protein-lipid transformation indicators (TP, ALB, GLU, BUN, TG, CH) in fatteners. The experimental fattening was carried out on 56 fatteners (Polish Large White x Polish Landrace x Duroc) (gilts : barrows, 1 : 1). In the first stage of fattening (23-60 kg of body weight) the animals were fed semi ad libitum or restrictively (less by 25%) on feeds without the linseed oil supplement. In the second fattening stage (60-102 kg of body weight) all the animals were fed semi ad libitum on mixtures with 0 or 4% share of linseed oil. Restricted feeding in the first fattening stage caused a reduction of growth rate (p ≤ 0.001) as well as changes in hormonal management, i.e. the increase of GH and decrease of T4 and insulin. The level of protein-lipid transformation indicators decreased, including total cholesterol and its LDL fraction, which decreased high-significantly (p ≤ 0.01). The increase in the feeding level during the second fattening stage led to hormonal "normalisation", and a small compensatory growth was found only in animals receiving the feed with oil. The linseed oil supplement to the feed sped up the growth rate of the swines (p ≤ 0.05), which was connected with changes of some hormone levels (T₃, T₄, insulin) as well as protein-lipid transformation indicators (TP, ALB, TG).
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