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Prediction of net hepatic release of glucose using a “hybrid” mechanistic model in ruminants applied to positive energy balance

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Ruminants depend on hepatic gluconeogenesis to meet most of their metabolic demand for glucose which relies on availability of precursors from diet supply and animal requirements (Loncke et al., 2010). Several mechanistic models of the metabolic fate of nutrients across the liver exist that have been parameterized for dairy cows. They cannot be directly used to predict hepatic gluconeogenesis in all types of ruminants in different physiological status. A hybrid mechanistic model of nutrient fluxes across the liver is presently being developed (Bahloul et al., 2012), that is calibrated empirically based on meta-analysis (Sauvant and Mertens, 2008) to be applicable to all types of ruminants in different physiological status and to usual nutritional practices. The objectives of the present work were to test the hybrid liver model in its present state of development to simulate the net hepatic release of glucose when the glucogenic/ketogenic/nitrogenous nutrient profile entering the liver varies. This first application of the model was limited to ruminants in positive calculated energy balance, in which the nutrient fate across the liver is mostly directed by mass action laws.
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hal-01356561 , version 1 (03-06-2020)

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Lahlou Bahloul, Isabelle Ortigues Marty, Jean Vernet, Helène Lapierre, Pierre Noziere, et al.. Prediction of net hepatic release of glucose using a “hybrid” mechanistic model in ruminants applied to positive energy balance. 4. International Symposium on Energy and Protein Metabolism and Nutrition (ISEP), Sep 2013, Sacremento, United States. 3 p. ⟨hal-01356561⟩
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