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Aquaculture, 2010
Abstract A study was designed to determine the presence of chitinolytic enzymes in cobia. Additionally, the source of the chitinolytic enzymes (bacterial or endogenous) and apparent digestibility of chitinous waste meals were investigated to determine the viability of crustacean processing waste products in juvenile cobia diets. Antibiotics were used
B.C. Fines, G.J. Holt
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Abstract A study was designed to determine the presence of chitinolytic enzymes in cobia. Additionally, the source of the chitinolytic enzymes (bacterial or endogenous) and apparent digestibility of chitinous waste meals were investigated to determine the viability of crustacean processing waste products in juvenile cobia diets. Antibiotics were used
B.C. Fines, G.J. Holt
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Determination and Apparent Digestibility of Neutral Detergent Fiber Monosaccharides in Women
The Journal of Nutrition, 1983The neutral monosaccharides in neutral detergent fiber (NDF) extracted from low and high cellulose diets and from feces excreted by seven women consuming the same diet were determined. In addition, apparent digestibilities of the NDF neutral monosaccharides during consumption of both diets were compared.
J L, Slavin, J A, Marlett, M J, Neilson
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Effect of Refined Cellulose on Apparent Energy, Fat and Nitrogen Digestibilities
The Journal of Nutrition, 1980Seven young women consumed a low cellulose diet for about 1 month and then the same diet for an additional month except that 16 g/day Solka Floc was added to the diet. Apparent digestibilities of energy, fat and nitrogen were measured for each subject during each diet. Digestibilities of fat and nitrogen were not affected by refined cellulose ingestion.
J L, Slavin, J A, Marlett
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The effect of dietary fibre on the small intestines and apparent digestion in the turkey
British Poultry Science, 20031. In order to determine the feasibility of using high fibre diets in turkey rations, three crude fibre dietary concentrations were fed to turkey hens at three ages and performance, fibre digestibility and small intestinal morphology were determined. 2.
D, Sklan, A, Smirnov, I, Plavnik
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The apparent digestibility of ewes milk by young lambs
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture and Animal Husbandry, 1965The apparent organic matter digestibility of ewes milk by young lambs was not affected by level of intake, length of lactation, or age of the lambs. The high levels of apparent organic matter digestibility 369 obtained were consistent with a true digestibility of 100 per cent when allowance was made for faecal products of metabolic origin. A depression
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Intake and Apparent Digestibility of Permanent Meadow Hay and Haylage in Ponies
Journal of Equine Veterinary Science, 2011Abstract The aim of this article was to study the conservation quality, chemical composition, gross energy, voluntary intake, and apparent digestibility of permanent meadow haylage and hay, fed to ponies at maintenance. The forages were from the same swath and harvested at early flowering stage.
Bergero D, Peiretti PG
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[Relations between apparent fecal and apparent ileal crude protein digestibility in swine].
Archiv fur Tierernahrung, 1985The crude protein and lysine digestibility values available in literature and ascertained in comparative investigations at the end of the small intestine (distal ileum) and in the complete digestive tract (faeces analysis method) of pigs were subjected to a correlation calculation in order to find out whether and to what degree there are relations ...
J, Wünsche, H D, Bock, M, Meinl
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Apparent digestibility of neutral detergent fiber in elderly and young adults
The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, 1981These experiments assessed the ability of the neutral detergent fiber (NDF) method to remove starch and nitrogen from food NDF residues, and nitrogen and endogenous secretions from fecal NDF residues; and compared indices of bowel function, including apparent NDF digestibility, of nine elderly subjects to those of six young women.
P M, Brauer, J L, Slavin, J A, Marlett
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An Investigation of the Trypsin Digest Test on apparently normal canine faeces
Journal of Small Animal Practice, 1969Abstract— —Faecal samples from 72 animals with no disease or history of disease pertaining to the pancreas, were examined for presence of trypsin by means of the Trypsin Digest Test. Each faecal sample was examined microscopically to determine the state of digestion of muscle fibres and the presence or absence of free fat globules.The amount of trypsin
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Apparent digestibility of dietary fibre and other components in table olives
Food / Nahrung, 1993AbstractThe apparent digestibility of the main components of the olive (Olea europaea arolensis) has been studied using young Wistar rats. An appreciable digestibility of fibre was found (of the order of 31% Neutral Detergent Fibre) and a high digestibility of fats (higher than 60%) and sugars (100% of glucose and 76% of fructose).
Heredia Moreno, Antonia +5 more
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