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ADFI, average daily feed intakeADG, average daily gainBmi1, B cell-specific moloney murine ieukemia virus integration site 1ChgA, chromogranin ADM, dry matterF/G, feed: gain ratioFe-Gly, ferrous glycinateFeSO4, ferrous sulfateGrowth performanceH&E, hematoxylin and eosinIntestinal cell proliferationIntestinal developmentIronLgr5, leucine rich repeat containing G protein-coupled receptor 5Lyz, lysozymeMuc2, mucin 2Olfm, olfactomedinPCNA, proliferating cell nuclear antigenTIBC, total iron binding capacityTSAT, transferrin saturationWeanling pigletsZO-1, zonula occluden-1

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