Vaezi et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Effects of different levels of lysine on small intestinal villous morphology in starter diet of broiler chickensVaezi et al., 2011
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- Vaezi G
- Teshfam M
- Bahadoran S
- Farazyan H
- Hosseini S
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- Global veterinaria
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The purpose of this study to demonstrate the effects of lysine supplement on small intestinal morphology of broilers chickens. In starter period control group received diet containing 1.2% lysine, Treatment 1 [T1] and Treatment 2 [T2] groups received diet containing 1.3 …
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