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Maternal supplementation with mulberry-leaf flavonoids improves the development of skeletal muscle in the offspring of chickens.
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S-EPMC11260304
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Dietary supplementation with pyrroloquinoline quinone promotes growth, relieves weaning stress, and regulates metabolism of piglets compared with adding zinc oxide.
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S-EPMC10689886
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Effects of different protein and lipid levels on the growth performance and intestinal microflora of loach (
Paramisgurnus dabryanus
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S-EPMC10164773
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Dietary
Litsea cubeba
essential oil supplementation improves growth performance and intestinal health of weaned piglets.
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S-EPMC10023852
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Effects of purified zearalenone on selected immunological and histopathologic measurements of spleen in post-weanling gilts.
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S-EPMC5941232
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Effects of medium chain triglycerides on hepatic fatty acid oxidation in clofibrate-fed newborn piglets.
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S-EPMC9879763
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Evaluating soybean protein concentrate hydrolysate as a fishmeal substitute in the diet for mandarin fish (<i>Siniperca chuatsi</i>): Based on growth, intestinal health, flesh quality and nutrient metabolism.
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S-EPMC12664058
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Piglet growth performance improved by dietary supplementation of porous or nano particles of zinc oxide may be related to the gut microbiota.
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S-EPMC10679868
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Low-phosphorus diet: Maintenance of growth performance and mitigation of fecal phosphorus excretion in Xia-Nan cattle.
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S-EPMC12664806
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Increased proline intake during gestation alleviates obesity-related impaired fetal development and placental function in gilts.
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S-EPMC11872664
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