Guoxiu Wang
Gansu Agricultural University
7 Papers
Guoxiu Wang is an academic researcher from Gansu Agricultural University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Weaning & Rumen. The author has an hindex of 2, co-authored 2 publications.
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Papers
Effect of Early Weaning on the Intestinal Microbiota and Expression of Genes Related to Barrier Function in Lambs.
Chong Li,Chong Li,Weimin Wang,Ting Liu,Qian Zhang,Guoxiu Wang,Fadi Li,Fadi Li,Fei Li,Xiangpeng Yue,Li Tingfu +10 more
TL;DR: It is demonstrated that early weaning not only altered the ileal microbiota on day 42 (compared with lambs that were not weaned), but also had lasting effects on the ilesal microbiota at day 84, which significantly increased alpha diversity and altered the relative abundance of several bacterial taxa.
The functional development of the rumen is influenced by weaning and associated with ruminal microbiota in lambs.
TL;DR: Evaluated effects of abrupt weaning at day 21 on rumen fermentation, histomorphological traits and the ruminal microbiota compared with continuous suckling significantly influenced the morphological and functional development of the rumen, and bacterial community composition.
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Developmental changes of nutrient digestion in young lambs are influenced by weaning and associated with intestinal microbiota.
TL;DR: In this paper, the effects of early weaning on the development of the lamb during the early stages of life were investigated, and the authors delineated the pattern of nutrient digestion and intestinal microbiota development in young lambs.
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Effects of milk replacer feeding level on growth performance, rumen development and the ruminal bacterial community in lambs
Yonglian Huang,Guoxiu Wang,Qian Zhang,Zhanyu Chen,Chong Li,Weimin Wang,Xiaoxue Zhang,Xiaojuan Wang,Deyin Zhang,Panpan Cui,Zongwu Ma +10 more
TL;DR: In this article , the effects of feeding different levels of milk replacer on rumen digestive function and ruminal microorganisms were investigated, and the results suggested that a high level of MR could improve the growth performance of early lambs in the short term; however, in the long term, it would have adverse effects on the adaptation process of the microbiota to solid feed.
Microbial insights into ruminal fiber degradation and feed efficiency of Hu sheep
Haoyu Xu,Guoxiu Wang,Qihao Gao,Zhen Liu,Jiale Jia,Yunfei Xu,Zhanyu Chen,Baosheng Li,Chong Li +8 more
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