Effects of amino acids on milk production.
David G. Chamberlain, Joon Mo Yeo
Abstract
David G. Chamberlain, Joon Mo Yeo
Abstract
The following chapter elaborates on the responses to postruminal infusion of proteins and amino acid mixtures, as well as more specific responses to both essential and non-essential amino acids. The efficiency of use of amino acids for milk protein secretion, the response of milk protein concentration, and the effects of amino acid supply on the secretion of milk fat are discussed.
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The following chapter elaborates on the responses to postruminal infusion of proteins and amino acid mixtures, as well as more specific responses to both essential and non-essential amino acids. The efficiency of use of amino acids for milk protein secretion, the response of milk protein concentration, and the effects of amino acid supply on the secretion of milk fat are discussed.
Key concepts: Amino acid, Complete protein, Milk production, Chemistry, Secretion, Biochemistry, Milk protein, Food science