氨酸代谢的物种特异性差异突出了南美本土水产养殖物种的条件基本性

Cristielle Nunes Souto1, Ludmila Lopes Castro Menezes2, Denise Silva Oliveira3

  • 1Department of Animal Science, Universidade Federal Rural Do Rio de Janeiro, Seropédica-RJ, 23890-000, Brazil. cristielle_souto@ufrrj.br.

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概括

氨酸的新陈代谢在南美各个鱼类和环境中存在很大差异. 饮食摄入量,酶活性和组织水平是相互关联的,这表明一些物种如Arapaima gigas.

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