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Mixed organic acids as an alternative to antibiotics improve serum biochemical parameters and intestinal health of weaned piglets

Ma et al., 2021

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8503958361013356148
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Ma J
Piao X
Shang Q
Long S
Liu S
Mahfuz S
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Animal Nutrition

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The primary aim of this experiment was to critically explore the relationship between the different levels of mixed organic acids (MOA) and growth performance, serum antioxidant status and intestinal health of weaned piglets, as well as to investigate the potential …
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