2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.aquaculture.2012.12.017
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Salts of organic acids selection by multiple characteristics for marine shrimp nutrition

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“…Such bacteria include lactic acid bacteria, since these are tolerant to low-pH conditions, and are known to act as beneficial probiotics to some aquatic animals. Interestingly, Silva et al (2013) found that the in vitro inhibitory abilities of LA or CA salts on three different Vibrio species, including V. harveyi, were significantly less compared to PA, butyrate and acetate acid salts. Dietary additions of butyrate and acetate acids were not investigated in the present study, although the fact that the LA and CA diets led to significantly higher resistance to V. harveyi challenge than the PA diet indicates that the antimicrobial effectiveness may rely on complex interactions with the host species and diet.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Such bacteria include lactic acid bacteria, since these are tolerant to low-pH conditions, and are known to act as beneficial probiotics to some aquatic animals. Interestingly, Silva et al (2013) found that the in vitro inhibitory abilities of LA or CA salts on three different Vibrio species, including V. harveyi, were significantly less compared to PA, butyrate and acetate acid salts. Dietary additions of butyrate and acetate acids were not investigated in the present study, although the fact that the LA and CA diets led to significantly higher resistance to V. harveyi challenge than the PA diet indicates that the antimicrobial effectiveness may rely on complex interactions with the host species and diet.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Este efeito pode estar relacionado com o aumento simultâneo do propionato de cálcio à medida que os níveis de suplementação de minerais e vitaminas foram superiores. Por sua vez, o propionato de cálcio tem ação prebiótica, podendo aumentar a digestibilidade dos nutrientes da dieta, potencializando ação das vitaminas e minerais e melhorando as características morfológicas intestinais (goMeS et al, 2011;SiLva et al, 2013). Os resultados poderiam ter sido melhores se a temperatura do meio que permaneceu em 23,13ºC fosse superior, pois estudos demonstram que para o crescimento ótimo da espécie nessa fase de vida a temperatura deve estar na faixa de 27ºC para que se obtenha maior desempenho produtivo.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…Em testes de inibição in vitro, doses de propionato de sódio quatro vezes menores foram efetivas contra Vibrio anguillarum ATCC 19264, V. alginolyticus BCCM 2068, V. harveyi ATCC 14126 em pH 6,2, porém, doses maiores que 0,5 mML -1 são necessárias para causar efeito inibitório em pH 7,1 (SILVA et al, 2013).…”
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“…Silva et al (2013), avaliaram seis diferentes sais orgânicos e observaram que butirato de sódio, propionato de sódio e acetato de sódio tiveram os melhores resultados para inibição in vitro frente a V. alginolyticus, V. harveyi e V. anguilarum, com destaque para o propionato de sódio, que apresentou as menores concentrações inibitórias mínimas para todos os agentes patógenos testados. Tais resultados sugerem que o propionato de sódio seja um método de profilaxia e remediação contra microrganismos patógenos e oportunistas.…”
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