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Lipids
organic compunds that are insoluble in water, but soluble in organic solvents like ether, chloroform and benzene
contain CHO, but more C and H compared to O
are a concentrated source of energy=2.25x more
low in plant, high in animal tissue
Lipid Components
fats and oils
waxes
phospholipids
glycolipids
lipoproteins
steroids
terpenes
fat soluble vitamins -everything in either extract
Digestibility of Fats and Oils
position of FA- on beta or 2 is less digested then 1 and 3
also depends on chain length (shorter better) and degree of saturation (more double bonds better)
fats and oils are HIGHLY digestable
Major Sources of Feed Lipids
rendering industry (animal fats)
hydrolyzed animal fat (soap making)
off grade vegetable oils
Reasons for Lipid Supplementation
-provide energy
-increase palatability
-provide fat soluble vitamins-imrpove absortion, and increase vitamin stability
-provide essentail fa-linoleic, linolenic, arachidonic
-alleviate heat stress- decreased heat increment results in a greater percent of nutrients available for tissue synthesis
-dust control-improve air quality
-lubrication-for equipment
-improve diet handling-stable pellet, less crumbling, fewer fines
-provide pigments-carries caratenoids-pigments of meat and egg yolk
-reduce mortality-increases body fat stores, increases sow milk production, increased sow milk fat level, reduced preweaning mortality
-laxative- prevent constip
-bloom on show animals-hair coat
Functions of Essential Fatty Acids
Lipid transportation
formation of connective tissue
structural component of cell and mitochondrial membranes
component of enzyme systems
component of prostaglandins
Symptoms of essential fatty acid deficiency
kidney lesion
dermatitis of back and feet
cessation of growth
necrosis of tail
reproductive failure
Rancidity due to
hydrolytic- cleavage of ester bond between glycerol and FFA
ground oats are a problem
cleaved my lipases naturally occuring in the feed
in milk/butter get a release of butyric acid which results in off flavour and odor