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Interaction between Phytase and Calcium Source, Concentration and Particle Size on Broiler Performance and Skeletal Integrity

Published: March 8, 2015
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I. INTRODUCTION Calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) are essential minerals for many biological processes and skeletal health, however, they have a complex interactive relationship. Phytate is the naturally occurring storage form of P in plants, with the main storage site of phytate-P being seeds (Tamim et al., 2004). As poultry diets are comprised mainly of seed based ingredients, there is a cons...
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Stuart Wilkinson
The University of Sydney
Aaron Cowieson
dsm-firmenich
Emma Bradbury
The University of Sydney
Greg Cronin
The University of Sydney
Carrie Walk
dsm-firmenich
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 Dr. Gregus Zoltan
Phytobiotics
16 de marzo de 2015
Thanks to all Autors for this nice article Best Regards from Germany
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Atef Abou Zead
16 de marzo de 2015

Informative article
Greetings

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Lawrence-Azua Oluwabukola Olayemi
16 de marzo de 2015
Thanks to all the authors for this piece of information. I hope to try to use this for my farm.
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Bhavesh Solanki
9 de abril de 2015
Can u give me information regarding this calcium based products for broilers and layers
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Peter Oriko
5 de mayo de 2015
Very nice article, it give much awareness and great benefits to the stakeholders in this industry - keep it up!
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