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The "Silent Drivers" of Ruminant Vitality: How Bile Acids Link Immunity and Lipid Metaboli In recent years, research surrounding the "gut microbiota-bile acids" axis has become a significant focal point. Studies have demonstrated that bile a...

By Lachance | 2026-01-16 Read More >

Why Do BAs Promote Fat Digestion, Regulate Metabolism, and Protect the Liver Bile acids are steroid compounds synthesized by the liver from cholesterol and serve as key active components of bile. Initially recognized for their critical r...

By Lachance | 2026-01-04 Read More >

The Role of Bile Acids in High-plant-protein Shrimp Feed Plant-based protein sources (such as soybean meal, rapeseed meal, and cottonseed meal) are widely used in shrimp feed as substitutes for fishmeal. However, thei...

By Lachance | 2025-12-29 Read More >

Ruminants: Bile Acids and Nutritional Metabolism in the Organism Bile acids are the primary components of bile. As a feed additive, bile acids also exhibit significant potential in improving the production performance and met...

By Lachance | 2025-12-17 Read More >

Vibrio Control in Shrimp: Go Beyond Simple Categorization, Rely on Dynamic Monitoring and Integrated Vibrios are widely distributed in freshwater, seawater, and estuarine environments, being particularly common in marine and saline waters. They are facultative ...

By Lachance | 2025-12-08 Read More >

Boost Milk Yield by 3.69kg! The Role of RUNEON® Bile Acids in Transition Cow Management Milk is highly nutritious, but many factors influence milk yield, primarily including dairy cow breed, nutrition and feeding practices, cow health, weather and ...

By Lachance | 2025-11-26 Read More >

A 60,000 Laying Hen Trial Report: BAs on Egg Production 1. Trial ObjectiveTo investigate the effects of dietary bile acid supplementation on the health and production performance of laying hens.2. Experimental Design...

By Lachance | 2025-11-25 Read More >

Chenodeoxycholic Acid — Effects on the Hepatic Inflammatory Response in Laying Hens with Fatty Liver Fatty Liver Hemorrhagic Syndrome (FLHS) in laying hens is one of the most common nutritional metabolic diseases in modern intensive layer farming. It is primari...

By Lachance | 2025-11-18 Read More >

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