Development of goblet cells of the duodenum of broilers when feeding enterosorbent with a starter diet
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Poultry farming, broilers, feeding, intestines, mucous membrane, goblet cells, sorbents, enterosgelAbstract
2 groups were formed from the daily broilers of the "Competitor" cross. The control group received the basic diet. The experimental group received enterosorbent Enterosgel (0.008%) during the first 3 days with the main diet. Histological studies were performed at the daily, 4- and 49-day age. Goblet-shaped cells (BC) were detected using a CHIC reaction, their number in the field of view was calculated and the density of the BC location in the field of view of 1000 microns was determined. At 4 days of age, the density of CD in the crypts of the duodenum was 45.9% lower in the experimental group (P≤0.001), probably the enterosorbent has a protective effect on the mucosa, which reduces the need for mucus production. At 49 days, the density of BC in villi and crypts was lower by 20.1 and 47.3% (P≤0.001%), probably this was compensated by the greater development of these layers.
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