Effects of Vitamin E on Broiler Chicks under Heat Stress Condition
Mei Liu
Abstract
Mei Liu
Abstract
Avin broiler chicks were divided randomly into 4 groups and were treated with heat stress. This procedure took two weeks, and six hours each day with the temperature of (33±2)°C. The experimental results showed that 100mg·kg-1 or higher vitamin E supplemented could increase broiler chicks'body weight, meat/feed ratio, relative weight of immune organs and immunity function, and prevent the enhancing of broiler chicks'H/L by heat stress.
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Avin broiler chicks were divided randomly into 4 groups and were treated with heat stress. This procedure took two weeks, and six hours each day with the temperature of (33±2)°C. The experimental results showed that 100mg·kg-1 or higher vitamin E supplemented could increase broiler chicks'body weight, meat/feed ratio, relative weight of immune organs and immunity function, and prevent the enhancing of broiler chicks'H/L by heat stress.
Key concepts: Broiler, Heat stress, Body weight, Animal science, Biology, Immunity, Immune system, Vitamin