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The apparent viscosity of three test meals containing 6% of different guar gums was measured in the gastric, duodenal and jejunal contents and related with the gastrointestinal myoelectric activity and transit time in pigs. The motility index (mV/min) and the spike burst frequency (number of spike bursts/min) were closely related to the digesta viscosity: they were significantly increased by most viscous contents in stomach and small intestine. This effect was associated with an increase in the orocecal transit time of liquids and solids.
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