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                "study-abstract": "World population leading to consequent high pressure placed on animal biotechnologists/ researcher to increase the yield of current food crops and livestock, while identifying new and alternative food sources. In today's economically fast growing world poultry industry is also feeling its pace to be increased. Identification of genes associated with fatness or leanness will help in selection of individuals with better performance and thereby results in profitable poultry farming. In addition, Whole transcriptome shotgun sequencing or RNA-seq is an efficient and reliable technology for transcriptomic analysis so as to reveal genetic architecture, to identify sequence variation, and to quantify gene expression. The ultimate aim is to identify the genes which are associated with feed conversion ratio. The biomarkers identified will be useful for selection of birds with low FCR. The host genetic responses associated with weight gain and feed conversion efficiency have also played a role in changes in the physiology and gut microbial structure of birds. Therefore, shot gun and amplicon sequencing will be carrying out of each metagenomes. The ultimate aim is to detect possible association between FCR and gut microflora. The bacteria identified could be useful for feed formulation for broiler. Successful completion of project will result in identification of novel/ unigene associated with FCR in broiler. Based on identified unique/ novel gene, selection of good feed efficient birds can be done that will result in to economic production of broilers in shorter duration and profitable meat production. Also emergent microbial strains will identified by metagenome analysis and their association with good FCR birds.",
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                "study-abstract": "The human diarrheal pathogens Campylobacter jejuni and Campylobacter coli interfere with host innate immune signalling by different means, and their flagellins, FlaA and FlaB, have a low intrinsic property to activate the innate immune receptor TLR5. We have investigated here the hypothesis that the unusual secreted, flagellin-like molecule FlaC present in C. jejuni, C. coli and other Campylobacterales might activate cells via TLR5 and interact with TLR5. FlaC shows a striking sequence identity in its D1 domains to TLR5-activating flagellins of other bacteria such as Salmonella, in contrast to non-stimulating Campylobacter flagellins. We overexpressed and purified FlaC, and tested its immunostimulatory properties on cells of human and chicken origin. Treatment of cells with highly purified FlaC resulted in p38 activation. FlaC directly interacted with TLR5. Preincubation with FlaC decreased the responsiveness of chicken and human macrophages towards the bacterial TLR4 agonist LPS, suggesting that FlaC mediates crosstolerance. C. jejuni flaC mutants induced an increase of cell responses in comparison to the wild type, which was suppressed by genetic complementation. Supplementing excess purified FlaC likewise reduced the cellular response to C. jejuni. In vivo, the administration of ultapure FlaC led to a decrease in caecal IL-1beta expression and a significant change of the caecal microbiota in chickens. We propose that Campylobacter spp. have evolved a novel type of immunostimulatory flagellin-like secreted effector in order to specifically modulate host responses, for example towards other PRR ligands such as LPS.",
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