2016•Animal Feed Science and TechnologyRequires access

No indications that zinc and protein source affect Zn bioavailability in sows during late gestation fed adequate dietary Zn concentrations

Miriam M. J. van Riet, Sam Millet, Emilie-Julie Bos, Elena Nalon, Bart Ampe, Luk Sobry, Frank Tuyttens, Dominiek G D Maes, Gijs Du Laing, T. Nagels, Geert P. J. Janssens

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Key concepts: Zinc, Bioavailability, Feather meal, Chemistry, Soybean meal, Meal, Animal science, Blood meal

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