优化饮食原蛋白,分支链氨基酸和能量水平,以提高肉的性能,使用Box-Behnken设计

Sosthene Musigwa1, Pierre Cozannet2, Mingan Choct1

  • 1Animal Science, School of Environmental and Rural Science, University of New England, Armidale, NSW 2351, Australia.

概括

低原蛋白 (CP) 饮食中过多的分支链氨基酸 (BCAA) 通过损害能量利用来降低 brojler 的性能. 高CP饮食中的高净能量 (NE) 提高了料转化率,但BCAA水平不会影响这些饮食中的表现.

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