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in in cows it's well documented that ruminal lipopolysaccharides so the rumen of cows is one of their stomachs their LPS concentration so the lipopolysaccharide concentration and the inflammatory response is increased in during grain feeding so the title of this paper is ruminol lipopolysaccharide that's endotoxin concentration and inflammatory response during grain induced Subacute ruminal acidosis and dairy cows
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in cows it's well documented that ruminal lipopolysaccharides so the rumen of cows is one of their stomachs their LPS concentration so the lipopolysaccharide concentration and the inflammatory response is increased in during grain feeding so the title of this paper is ruminol lipopolysaccharide that's endotoxin concentration and inflammatory response during grain induced Subacute ruminal acidosis and dairy cows basically when you feed a dairy cow grains they get Subacute ruminal acidosis which isn't a good thing they abbreviated as Sara s-a-r-a and they have increased lipopolysaccharide
We know that feeding a cow lots of grains creates inflammation in the cow's gut this is something called Subacute ruminal acidosis