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Presentation at the 134th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science

The University of Miyazaki, euglena Co., Ltd., and Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd. conducted a 6-week study in which weanling piglets were fed feed containing euglena, confirming improvements in feed efficiency and changes in immune-related indicators. Part of the research findings was presented orally at the 134th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science.

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Announced details

Feed containing euglena (feed formulated with euglena powder)
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Livestock production, pig farming, maintaining the health and promoting the growth of weanling piglets, improving feed efficiency

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Quantitative Effects

Average daily gain tended to be higher during some periods. Feed conversion ratios were lower than in the control group in all euglena-supplemented groups, with the lowest value in the 0.05% group. In the 0.01% group, the number of CD8-positive cells increased significantly compared with the control group, and the number of MHC Class II-positive cells also tended to increase.

Usage history

A study of 20 LWD-breed weanling piglets divided into 4 groups of 5 (number of subjects tested, not cumulative results or actual usage track record)

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Euglena Co.,Ltd.2931
Relationship with the Company

The University of Miyazaki, euglena Co., Ltd., and Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd. jointly conducted the study and disclosed the research findings.

CounterpartyNational University Corporation, University of MiyazakiEuglena Co.,Ltd.Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd.

University of Miyazaki: Miyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture; President: Samejima Hiroshi (鮫島 浩); a national comprehensive university. euglena Co., Ltd.: Head office in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Izumo Mitsuru (出雲 充). Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd.: Head office in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Yamaguchi Fumiyasu (山口 文豊).

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Source (materials cited by the company)

134th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science; FAO, “Antimicrobial Resistance: Animal feeding”

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredFeed containing euglena (feed formulated with euglena powder)
CounterpartyNational University Corporation, University of Miyazaki, Euglena Co.,Ltd., Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd.
Counterparty overviewUniversity of Miyazaki: Miyazaki, Miyazaki Prefecture; President: Samejima Hiroshi (鮫島 浩); a national comprehensive university. euglena Co., Ltd.: Head office in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Izumo Mitsuru (出雲 充). Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd.: Head office in Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director and President: Yamaguchi Fumiyasu (山口 文豊).
Relationship with the CompanyThe University of Miyazaki, euglena Co., Ltd., and Asuka Animal Health Co., Ltd. jointly conducted the study and disclosed the research findings.
Applicable areaLivestock production, pig farming, maintaining the health and promoting the growth of weanling piglets, improving feed efficiency
Quantitative EffectsAverage daily gain tended to be higher during some periods. Feed conversion ratios were lower than in the control group in all euglena-supplemented groups, with the lowest value in the 0.05% group. In the 0.01% group, the number of CD8-positive cells increased significantly compared with the control group, and the number of MHC Class II-positive cells also tended to increase.
Usage historyA study of 20 LWD-breed weanling piglets divided into 4 groups of 5 (number of subjects tested, not cumulative results or actual usage track record)
Source134th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Animal Science; FAO, “Antimicrobial Resistance: Animal feeding”
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To verify the potential for maintaining the health of fattening pigs and improving productivity in pig production.

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