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Use of nanoparticles of metals and non-metals in poultry farming

The presented analytical review summarizes the data of the world and national literature on the features of the accumulation of microelement nanoparticles in the body, their effects on metabolism, redox processes and productivity of poultry.

The attention is paid to the toxicity of various forms and sources of the considered elements, their mutual influence on bioavailability, antagonism and the rate of excretion. The need to study the peculiarities of the use of nanoparticles and their efficiency in the production of livestock products is constantly increasing. Evidence of the positive application of nanoforms of elements (zinc, silver, selenium, cerium, iron) in the diets of different species of farm poultry is considered due to their metabolic, antimicrobial action, influence on digestion and regulation of bowel function. Analyzed data indicate that nanoparticles of metals and non-metals in animal husbandry are an alternative to feed antibiotics for antibacterial action, increase the productivity of animals and poultry, can activate metabolism by stimulating the activity of hormones, optimize the immune response of the organism, induce syntheses and metabolism. Nanoparticles of metals and non-metals have been found to reduce the mineral antagonism in case of contact with the intestine, which contributes to the efficiency of digestion. Changes in the prooxidant-oxidant status of the blood of animals by the use of test nanoparticles and changes in homeostasis indices that are positive for poultry due to increased productivity, intensification of egg production, their weight and fertilization rate of hatching eggs have been established. Influence of nanoparticles on redox homeostasis and processes of lipid and protein peroxidation are established. The use of nanoscale drugs for use in biology, medicine, veterinary medicine, agriculture, and the need for further research to study all possible mechanisms of biological action of nanostructures are argued.

Key words: trace elements, nanoparticles, poultry, feeding, silver, zinc, selenium, cerium dioxide.

Tsekhmistrenko О.


BITYUTSKII V. https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2699-3974


S. Tsehmistrenko


Melnychenko O.


TYMOSHOK N.


SPIVAK M.


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