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: stems and leaves (PNSLs) have shown limited adoption as a forage component in commercial livestock operations due to low utilization rates. : This study was designed to add 10% and 20% PNSLs in the diet of Duzang pigs. Hepatic tissues were collected to investigate the expression levels of Toll-like receptor (), , genes, and downstream cytokines within the TLR signaling pathway. : 10% and 20% PNSLs in the diet significantly up-regulated mRNA expression levels of , , , , , and , while they down-regulated , , and in Duzang pigs. No significant effects were observed on the expression of and . : Different amounts of PNSLs modulated the TLR signaling pathway mRNA expression levels in the hepatic tissues of Duzang pigs.
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