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Tissue Nitrogen and Potassium Variation in Trauma, Starvation, and Realimentation
Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1984Total body or exchangeable potassium is used as an important indicator of body cell mass in the study of body composition. Body composition studies have been used extensively in the study of nutrition but recent work has questioned the validity of using changes in total body potassium as a measure of protein or nitrogen variation.
C D, Wood +3 more
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Feed restriction followed by realimentation in prepubescent Zebu females
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2012In the present study, the effect of restricting the feed intake for 77 days and subsequent compensatory growth for 50 days of Sindi females were evaluated. Eighteen animals with an initial age of 21 months and a mean weight of 211.7 kg were placed into three groups according to the following alimentary regimens: feed ad libitum, feed restricted to 20 %
Leilson Rocha, Bezerra +6 more
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Efficiency of energy utilization in undernourished and realimented sheep
Livestock Production Science, 1980Abstract Experiments with seven wether sheep, which were undernourished and then realimented, led to the following results: 1. (1) With a ration low in crude fibre (5.7% of OM), digestibility of energy increased with increasing feeding level. 2.
M Gingins, H Bickel, A Schürch
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Effect of Protein Realimentation on Lactational Performance in Rats:
Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Production (1972), 1992Previous research in our laboratory has shown that lactating rats given low protein diets will readily mobilise approximately 20% of body protein to sustain lactational performance. However in such females lactational performance falls markedly around day 6 of lactation and remains at this low level for the remainder of lactation. The objective of this
A.P. Pine, N.S. Jessop, J.D. Oldham
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Journal of animal physiology and animal nutrition, 2019
The present study aimed to investigate the effects of protein restriction and subsequent realimentation on caecal barrier function, caecal microbial composition and metabolites in weaned piglets.
Shi-Yi Tian +5 more
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The present study aimed to investigate the effects of protein restriction and subsequent realimentation on caecal barrier function, caecal microbial composition and metabolites in weaned piglets.
Shi-Yi Tian +5 more
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Effect of Prolonged Starvation and Subsequent Realimentation on Serum Proteins
Annals of Nutrition and Metabolism, 1972Electrophoretic fractionation of serum from rats starved for varying periods up to 16 days and subsequently rehabilitated was performed. There was a fall in the albumin, <i>α- </i>and <i>β</i>-globulin with no changes in the total protein and <i>γ</i>-globulin concentrations during starvation.
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Annales de l'anesthesiologie francaise, 1978
Parenteral realimentation in the patient with severely impaired nutrition is sometimes associated with the development of a metabolic encephalopathy with coma. The onset of this complication is sudden. The coma is deep, accompanied by signs of neuromuscular hyperexcitability and very marked hyperventilation.
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Parenteral realimentation in the patient with severely impaired nutrition is sometimes associated with the development of a metabolic encephalopathy with coma. The onset of this complication is sudden. The coma is deep, accompanied by signs of neuromuscular hyperexcitability and very marked hyperventilation.
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Journal of Animal Science, 2009
Immunobiochemical status of sheep exposed to periods of experimental protein deficit and realimentation was studied in 12 sheep (15 mo) randomly distributed into 2 equal groups and fed individually 2 different concentrate supplements along with wheat straw to provide 100% (normal protein, NP) or 50% (low protein, LP) of CP requirements.
A, Sahoo, A K, Pattanaik, T K, Goswami
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Immunobiochemical status of sheep exposed to periods of experimental protein deficit and realimentation was studied in 12 sheep (15 mo) randomly distributed into 2 equal groups and fed individually 2 different concentrate supplements along with wheat straw to provide 100% (normal protein, NP) or 50% (low protein, LP) of CP requirements.
A, Sahoo, A K, Pattanaik, T K, Goswami
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Visceral oxygen consumption during chronic feed restriction and realimentation in sheep
Journal of Animal Science, 1995The objectives of this study were twofold: first, to estimate the time required to reach equilibrium in splanchnic tissue oxygen (O2) consumption rates after a feed restriction that maintained BW; and second, to estimate the time following a subsequent realimentation required to reach equilibrium. Catheters were placed in a cranial mesenteric vein, the
H C, Freetly +3 more
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