Feeding sows resistant starch during gestation and lactation impacts their faecal microbiota and milk composition but shows limited effects on their progeny.

PLoS One · 2018 · PMC6029764 · PMID 29969488

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Between gestation and lactation, a trend almost reached significance for a higher bacterial diversity during gestation as represented by the Shannon index (Gestation = 7.8±0.3 and lactation = 7.6±0.3, p = 0.06).

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None of the 10 most abundant genera in the colon of the piglets were significantly affected by the maternal diet, while only genera present at a lower relative abundance than 1% of the total microbiota showed a trend (p<0.10), including Veillonella , unclassified Clostridiales , Pasteurellaceae and Dethiosulfovibrionaceae and Brachyspira . 3.5.

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