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• Zioła i fitobiotyki w żywieniu drobiu. [AUT.] ANNA CZECH, GRZEGORZ ZIĘBA, EUGENIUSZ R. GRELA. Rocz. Nauk. Zootech. 2026 T. 53 z. 1 s. 91-100, il., bibliogr., streszcz., sum. DOI: 10.58146/yk4j-fg16
  18.08.2026 10:39 • 2026
• A comparison of the performance of horses from the international wbfsh rankings in dressage, jumping and eventing based on their sex, age, proportion of thoroughbred genes and affiliation to the studbook. [AUT. KORESP.] EVA SOBOTKOVÁ, [AUT.] DANA KUŘITKOVÁ, PAULINA ZELISZEWSKA-DUK, VLADIMÍR MIKULE. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 10 Article number: 1509, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16101509
  17.08.2026 14:09 • 2026
• A comparative analysis of bioactive compounds and heavy metal content in table eggs from various housing systems. [AUT.] KAMIL DRABIK, RENATA ZDUN, PIOTR SKAŁECKI, EWA JANUŚ, HANNA SPASOWSKA, [AUT. KORESP.] JUSTYNA BATKOWSKA. Foods 2026 Vol. 15 Issue 16 Article number: 2835, il., bibliogr., sum. DOI: 10.3390/foods15162835
  17.08.2026 13:23 • 2026
• Excess cockerels in the context of legal regulations, animal welfare and the bioeconomy. [AUT.] HANNA SPASOWSKA, UMAIR AHSAN, JUSTYNA BATKOWSKA. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 3 Article number: 2459, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16162459
  17.08.2026 11:42 • 2026
• Assessment of the behaviour of horses of different ages in response to familiar and unfamiliar odors. [AUT.] MARTA WNĘK, ELŻBIETA WNUK. W: 5th International PhD Students’ Conference at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, Poland:ENVIRONMENT – PLANT – ANIMAL – PRODUCT, 22–24 April 2026 Abstarct number: A038. Lublin 2026, Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Lublinie, 978-83-7259-498-3.
  17.08.2026 11:36 • 2026
• Fructooligosaccharides enhance the gut–liver effects of raspberry polyphenols in a rat model of diet-induced metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease. [AUT. KORESP.] BARTOSZ FOTSCHKI, [AUT.] MARTA KOPCEWICZ, JOANNA FOTSCHKI, SYLWIA MACHCIŃSKA-ZIELIŃSKA, MARIOLA SŁOWIŃSKA, TOMASZ SAWICKI, WIESŁAW WICZKOWSKI, MICHAŁ SÓJKA, ELŻBIETA JANDA, KATARZYNA OGNIK, ADAM JURGOŃSKI, SARA SILVA, JERZY JUŚKIEWICZ. NFS Journal 2026 Vol. 44 Article number: 100286, il., bibliogr., summ. DOI: 10.1016/j.nfs.2026.100286
  17.08.2026 10:56 • 2026
• The effect of feeding strategies based on flaxseed and locally available plant-derived additives on the growth performance, biochemical and immune blood indices, and antioxidant capacity of pigs in sustainable production. [AUT. KORESP.] MAŁGORZATA ŚWIĄTKIEWICZ, [AUT.] MAGDALENA SZYNDLER-NĘDZA, ANNA CZECH, KINGA SZCZEPANIK, MIROSŁAW TYRA, MAREK BABICZ. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 14 Article number: 2236, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16142236
  17.08.2026 10:46 • 2026
• Chemical composition and functional effects of oilseed cakes on redox balance, immune function, growth performance, and carcass characteristics in swine production: a review. [AUT.] NIKOLA PIETRZAK, [AUT. KORESP.] ANITA ZAWORSKA-ZAKRZEWSKA, [AUT.] PIOTR JANISZEWSKI, IWONA SEMBRATOWICZ, [AUT. KORESP.] ANNA CZECH. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 14 Article number: 2266, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16142266
  17.08.2026 09:39 • 2026
• Lipid–retinoid metabolic network links genetic variation to molecular heterogeneity in inherited retinal degeneration. [AUT. KORESP.] PRZEMYSŁAW SOŁEK, [AUT.] EWELINA CHOLEWIŃSKA, ROBERT REJDAK, KATARZYNA NOWOMIEJSKA, KATARZYNA OGNIK. Int. J. Mol. Sci. 2026 Vol. 27 Iss. 15 Article number: 6888, il., bibliogr., sum. DOI: 10.3390/ijms27156888
  17.08.2026 09:26 • 2026
• Preliminary Analysis of CpG, CHG and CHH Methylation in the Mitochondrial Control Region of Dogs With Malignant Mammary Gland Tumours. [AUT.] KRZYSZTOF KOWAL, KAJA ZIÓŁKOWSKA-TWAROWSKA, ANGELIKA TKACZYK-WLIZŁO, CARLOS VAAMONDE-GARCÍA, MERCEDES FERNÁNDEZ-MORENO, [AUT. KORESP.] BRYGIDA ŚLASKA. Animal Genetics. (Print) 2026 Vol. 57 Issue 4 Artical number: e70178, il., bibliogr., sum. DOI: 10.1002/age.70178
  17.08.2026 09:10 • 2026
• Spatiotemporal analysis of habitat gaps of aquatic birds using citizen science data (1950–present): Krakow, Poland. [AUT.] KAYA MÜCAHIT, BARBARA SOWIŃSKA-ŚWIERKOSZ. W: Contemporary problems of power engineering and environmental protection 2025 / Edited by Krzysztof Pikoń, Max Lewandowski Gliwice 2026, Politechnika Śląska, s. 313-319.
  13.08.2026 14:53 • 2026
• Ecological impact of rain gardens in Lublin: a GIS-based assessment of urban vegetation dynamics. [AUT.] ANDREW IKINGURA, BARBARA SOWIŃSKA-ŚWIERKOSZ, MALWINA MICHALIK-ŚNIEŻEK, KAMILA CHOJNACKA. W: Contemporary problems of power engineering and environmental protection 2025 / Edited by Krzysztof Pikoń, Max Lewandowski Gliwice 2026, Politechnika Śląska, s. 326-334.
  13.08.2026 14:50 • 2026

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• Zioła i fitobiotyki w żywieniu drobiu. [AUT.] ANNA CZECH, GRZEGORZ ZIĘBA, EUGENIUSZ R. GRELA. Rocz. Nauk. Zootech. 2026 T. 53 z. 1 s. 91-100, il., bibliogr., streszcz., sum. DOI: 10.58146/yk4j-fg16
  Fitobiotyki w żywieniu drobiu działają jak naturalne dodatki paszowe i substancje prozdro- wotne, korzystnie wpływając na trawienie, mikrobiotę jelitową, dobrostan zwierząt i jakość mięsa. Ich skuteczność zależy od gatunku i wieku ptaków, rodzaju i formy paszy, warunków hodowli oraz składu i dawki składników bioaktywnych. Mieszanki roślinne mogą wykazywać działanie synergistyczne, wzmacniając korzystne efekty metaboliczne i immunologiczne, ale należy również uwzględnić potencjalne antagonistyczne interakcje między składnikami zioło- wymi. Optymalna kombinacja fitobiotyków maksymalizuje korzyści produkcyjne i zdrowotne, co podkreśla potrzebę dalszych badań nad mechanizmami działania, składem chemicznym i dawkowaniem fitobiotyków dla poszczególnych gatunków, z uwzględnieniem potrzeb pro- dukcyjnych i dobrostanu
• A comparison of the performance of horses from the international wbfsh rankings in dressage, jumping and eventing based on their sex, age, proportion of thoroughbred genes and affiliation to the studbook. [AUT. KORESP.] EVA SOBOTKOVÁ, [AUT.] DANA KUŘITKOVÁ, PAULINA ZELISZEWSKA-DUK, VLADIMÍR MIKULE. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 10 Article number: 1509, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16101509
  The aim of the research was to assess how the selected factors could influence the performance of the best horses in dressage, jumping and eventing competitions. The research was based on the Studbook Rankings published by the World Breeding Federation for Sport Horses from 2019 to 2024. Our analysis shows a statistically significant effect of each of the observed factors in at least one discipline. The leading factor in all disciplines was studbook affiliation. The Belgian warmblood, German Sport Horse, Hanoverian, Royal Dutch Sport Horse, Oldenburg and Westphalian studbooks are represented among the significantly best studbooks in all three disciplines. Geldings were statistically highly demonstrably the best in jumping. In eventing, both geldings and stallions were highly significantly better than mares. Significantly, the highest performance was achieved by 11-year-old horses …
• A comparative analysis of bioactive compounds and heavy metal content in table eggs from various housing systems. [AUT.] KAMIL DRABIK, RENATA ZDUN, PIOTR SKAŁECKI, EWA JANUŚ, HANNA SPASOWSKA, [AUT. KORESP.] JUSTYNA BATKOWSKA. Foods 2026 Vol. 15 Issue 16 Article number: 2835, il., bibliogr., sum. DOI: 10.3390/foods15162835
  The growing demand for eggs from alternative housing systems is driven by perceived nutritional and welfare benefits. However, the trade-off between enhanced bioactive composition and exposure to environmental contaminants remains insufficiently explored. This study evaluated the physical traits, bioactive compounds, and heavy metal content of 480 commercially available table eggs from four housing systems: organic, free-range, barn, and enriched cages. Organic eggs exhibited the highest albumen quality, expressed by Haugh units (92.03 vs. 70.86 in cages) and lysozyme activity (144,877 U/mL vs. 119,830 U/mL in cages), alongside the highest concentrations of fat-soluble vitamins (e.g., vitamin A at 1600 μg/100 g and vitamin E at 3267 μg/100 g) and n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids, including docosahexaenoic acid (DHA: 0.673% vs. 0.360% in cages). Conversely, organic eggs presented the weakest eggshells (breaking strength …
• Excess cockerels in the context of legal regulations, animal welfare and the bioeconomy. [AUT.] HANNA SPASOWSKA, UMAIR AHSAN, JUSTYNA BATKOWSKA. Animals 2026 Vol. 16 Iss. 3 Article number: 2459, il., bibliogr. sum. DOI: 10.3390/ani16162459
  The global poultry industry faces a critical ethical and bioeconomic challenge regarding the annual culling of 6–7 billion day-old male layer chicks, which lack commercial value for mass meat production. This study critically evaluates European and global regulatory frameworks alongside the practical, economic, and ethical viability of alternative management strategies. While legislative bans in nations like Germany and France push for in ovo sexing technologies, and several systems are already operational across Europe, these methods currently impose substantial financial burdens and operational constraints that hinder their global commercial implementation. Alternative approaches, including rearing light-type cockerels or caponisation, frequently face significant sustainability challenges due to poor feed conversion ratios, prolonged production cycles, and inherent animal welfare concerns. Consequently, the immediate, worldwide integration of these technological alternatives remains challenging. This paper offers …
• Fructooligosaccharides enhance the gut–liver effects of raspberry polyphenols in a rat model of diet-induced metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease. [AUT. KORESP.] BARTOSZ FOTSCHKI, [AUT.] MARTA KOPCEWICZ, JOANNA FOTSCHKI, SYLWIA MACHCIŃSKA-ZIELIŃSKA, MARIOLA SŁOWIŃSKA, TOMASZ SAWICKI, WIESŁAW WICZKOWSKI, MICHAŁ SÓJKA, ELŻBIETA JANDA, KATARZYNA OGNIK, ADAM JURGOŃSKI, SARA SILVA, JERZY JUŚKIEWICZ. NFS Journal 2026 Vol. 44 Article number: 100286, il., bibliogr., summ. DOI: 10.1016/j.nfs.2026.100286
  Background: MASLD is closely linked to gut–liver axis dysfunction, including altered microbial activity, disturbed bile acid metabolism, and hepatic lipid accumulation. Raspberry polyphenols may help counteract these dis- turbances, whereas fructooligosaccharides (FOS) may enhance their microbial transformation and biological activity. Methods and results: Male Wistar rats were fed for 12 weeks with a control diet, a high-fat low-fiber diet (HF), or HF diets supplemented with raspberry polyphenols alone (HF + PP) or combined with FOS (HF + PP + FOS). Compared with HF feeding alone, the combined treatment produced the most favorable response, including lower hepatic triglyceride and cholesterol accumulation, improved plasma lipid indices, higher hepatic and plasma levels of polyphenol-derived metabolites, reduced hepatic Ahr/AHR expression, increased Cyp8b1/ CYP8B1 expression, enhanced short-chain fatty acid production, altered cecal bile acid profile, …