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The vision of PIG-PARADIGM is to reduce the overall need for antimicrobial treatments and mitigate the spread
of AMR by delivering fundamental knowledge on what defines healthy and robust intestinal function in pigs; on
what determines the host and microbial mechanisms leading to post weaning diarrhea (PWD) and subsequent
antibiotic use; and how microbiome and nutrition can be modulated to prevent the need for antibiotic use by
promoting resilience to early life stress and intestinal infections.
PIG-PARADIGM aims to establish an
urgently needed fundamental knowledge base of the pig intestinal microbiome and mechanisms underlying its
interplay with the growing pig and the diet.
of AMR by delivering fundamental knowledge on what defines healthy and robust intestinal function in pigs; on
what determines the host and microbial mechanisms leading to post weaning diarrhea (PWD) and subsequent
antibiotic use; and how microbiome and nutrition can be modulated to prevent the need for antibiotic use by
promoting resilience to early life stress and intestinal infections.
PIG-PARADIGM aims to establish an
urgently needed fundamental knowledge base of the pig intestinal microbiome and mechanisms underlying its
interplay with the growing pig and the diet.
Short title | Pig-Paradigm |
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Acronym | Pig Paradigm |
Status | Active |
Effective start/end date | 01/07/2022 → 31/12/2026 |
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Interaction between dietary fiber and the gut mucosa, and susceptibility to post weaning enteric disorders
Adji, A. V. (PI), Knudsen, K. E. B. (Other), Canibe, N. (Other) & Grosso, R. A. (Other)
15/02/2023 → 14/02/2026
Project: Research