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Effects Of Amino Acid Trace Mineral Chelates In Diets On Growth Performance, Blood Biochemical Indexes And Dietary Nutrient Utlization Of Broilers

Posted on:2009-04-26Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y Y LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2143360245468046Subject:Animal Nutrition and Feed Science
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The study was conducted to investigate the effects of substituting amino acid trace mineral chelates(AATMC)for different content of inorganic trace minerals(IOTM)in corn-soybean diets on the growth perfomaance,blood biochemical index and dietary nutrient utilization rate for broilers.Three hundred and sixty one-day-old chickens(female)were randomly divided into 6 groups each with 6 replications and 10 per replicate.The experiment lasted 63d with two-phase(1-4week,5-9week).The Fe,Cu,Mn,Zn in diet of group 1 was FeSO4,CuSO4,MnSO4,ZnO,the levels were Fe100mg / kg,Cu20mg / kg,Mn120mg / kg,Zn120mg / kg.Group2,3,4,5 were Substituting 12.5%,25.0%,37.5%and50.0%AATMCfor25%,50%,75%和100% IOTM(1:2)in diets respectively.Group 6 was Substituting 50.0%AATMC for50%IOYM(1:1).The results showed as follows:1 Compared with group 1,average daily gain(ADG)of group 2,3,4,5,6 in 1-4 weeks periods increased by 1.71%(P>0.05),0.61%(P>0.05),6.55% (P<0.05),1.71%(P>0.05)and 6.06%(P<0.05)respectively,and feed conversion ratio(F/G)were not significantly affected among groups(P>0.05);while there are not significant differences in ADG and F/G among groups(P>0.05).ADG of group 2,3,4,5,6 in 1-9 weeks periods increased by0.77%(P>0.05),1.62%(P>0.05),4.28%(P>0.05),0.77% (P>0.05)and 3.11%(P>0.05),and F/G decreased by 2.65%(P>0.05), 1.77%(P>0.05),1.33%(P>0.05),1.33%(P>0.05)and0.88%(P>0.05) respectively compared with group 1,but there were not significant differences among groups.2 Compared with group 1,the apparent digestibility of crude protein (CP),ether extract(EE)and P in group 2,3,4,5,6 tended to increase,but there were not significant differences among groups;the apparent digestibility of Ca increased by 7.15%(P>0.05),12.02%(P>0.05),18.87%(P<0.05), 11.82%(P>0.05)and 7.07%(P>0.05)respectively.3 There were not significant differences among groups in the slaughter performance,the meat quality,the immunity organ indexes of broiler (P>0.05)4 There were not significant differences among groups in ALP,LDH,TP, ALB,Glo,A/G and IgM in serum(P>0.05)5 The results of the analysis of minerals indicated that,(1)Minerals in feces,There were not significant differences among groups in Zn,While compared with group 1,Cu in group 3,4,5 decreased significantly(P<0.05), Mn in group 4,5 decreased significantly(P<0.05)and Fe in group 4 decreased significantly(P<0.05).(2)Minerals in Brisket,There were not significant differences among groups in Cu and Fe,While Compared with group 1,Zn and Mn in group 3,4,5,6 can increased significantly(P<0.05). (3)Minerals in liver,There were not significant differences among groups in Cu,Zn and Mn,While Compared with group 1,Fe in group 4,5,6 can increased significantly(P<0.05)(4)Minerals in serum,There were not significant differences among groups in Cu,Zn and Mn in serum(P>0.05).In summary,the results of the experiment indicated that there was feasible in corn-soybean diets for broilers of 1-4 weeks-old substituting amino acid trace mineral chelates(AATMC)for different content of inorganic trace minerals(IOTM),it's favourable to replace 75%IOTM with37.5%AATMC. It can increase the growth performance and decrease the pollution to environment.
Keywords/Search Tags:amino acide trace mineral chelates, broilers, growth performance, the apparent digestibility, serum biochemical parameter indexe
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