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Research Sharing: Bile Acids Solving the Core Challenges of Giant River Prawn Farming The team led by Professor Liu Li from South China Agricultural University—a Doctoral Supervisor who leads National Key R&D Programs and has published over 3...

By Lachance | 2026-05-09 Read More >

Research Sharing, Bile Acids Solve the Problem of Hepatopancreas Injury in Shrimp Caused by Low-Fish Against the backdrop of transformation and upgrading in the aquaculture industry, the promotion and application of low-fishmeal feed have become a key direction...

By Lachance | 2026-04-07 Read More >

Research Sharing || Impact of Eucommia ulmoides Leaves on Hepatic Glucose Metabolism and Gene Expres Professor Gao Yan's team at Henan Agricultural University is deeply involved in the field of ruminant nutritional regulation. They are a pivotal force in do...

By Lachance | 2026-03-20 Read More >

Trial Report: Application Effects of Bile Acids in Largemouth Bass A 70-day scientific trial on Largemouth Bass has provided the answer: adding an appropriate amount of RUNEON bile acids to the feed not only significantly enhan...

By Lachance | 2026-03-13 Read More >

Bile Acids: The "Acceleration Engine" and "Health Guardian" for Beef Cattle Fatt As the core active components of bile, bile acids were traditionally recognized for their primary role in animal fat digestion. However, recent studies have dem...

By Lachance | 2026-03-06 Read More >

University Research Sharing: BAs Alleviate Lipid Deposition and Spare Protein in Hybrid Grouper In the current aquaculture industry, high-fat diets (HFD) are increasingly utilized due to their "protein-sparing" benefits. However, they frequently ...

By Lachance | 2026-02-28 Read More >

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 >

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