Nitrogen balance on a restricted caloric intake.
Robert Elman, Harriet W. Davey, Robert Kiyasu
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Robert Elman, Harriet W. Davey, Robert Kiyasu
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Abstract In dogs on restricted isoealoric intake, positive nitrogen balance can be maintained when the proportion of protein to carbohydrate is 4 to 1 but not 1 to 4, respectively. The practical implications of these findings in regard to the desirability in restricted diets of giving priority to protein over caloric needs are discussed.
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Abstract In dogs on restricted isoealoric intake, positive nitrogen balance can be maintained when the proportion of protein to carbohydrate is 4 to 1 but not 1 to 4, respectively. The practical implications of these findings in regard to the desirability in restricted diets of giving priority to protein over caloric needs are discussed.
Key concepts: Caloric theory, Nitrogen balance, Caloric intake, Balance (ability), Food intake, Animal science, Carbohydrate, Food science