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Effect of GLY-L-GLN on Growth Performance and Intestinal Absorption Ability in Weaned Piglets

Yang CaiMei

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One hundred and eight piglets weaned at 28 d were divided into six groups(0%, 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45%, 0.6% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN supplementation) for 21 d trial. The results of growth performance showed that 0.3% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN in diets could improve growth performance and reduce the percentage of diarrhea significantly(P0.05). The serum D-xylose concentrations in piglets fed 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN diets were significantly higher than that in piglets fed control diet(P0.05).

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One hundred and eight piglets weaned at 28 d were divided into six groups(0%, 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45%, 0.6% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN supplementation) for 21 d trial. The results of growth performance showed that 0.3% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN in diets could improve growth performance and reduce the percentage of diarrhea significantly(P0.05). The serum D-xylose concentrations in piglets fed 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN diets were significantly higher than that in piglets fed control diet(P0.05).

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One hundred and eight piglets weaned at 28 d were divided into six groups(0%, 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45%, 0.6% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN supplementation) for 21 d trial. The results of growth performance showed that 0.3% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN in diets could improve growth performance and reduce the percentage of diarrhea significantly(P0.05). The serum D-xylose concentrations in piglets fed 0.15%, 0.3%, 0.45% GLY-L-GLN and 1% GLN diets were significantly higher than that in piglets fed control diet(P0.05).

Key concepts: Animal science, Diarrhea, Xylose, Absorption (acoustics), Internal medicine, Biology, Chemistry, Food science

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