[Effect of cimaterol on nitrogen metabolism in fattening bullocks].
Fiems Lo, Cottyn Bg, Van Eenaeme C, CV Boucqué
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Fiems Lo, Cottyn Bg, Van Eenaeme C, CV Boucqué
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Nitrogen balance was studied in 5 bulls fed a concentrated diet containing 0 or 4 ppm cimaterol. Cimaterol increased nitrogen retention, mainly by reducing urinary nitrogen excretion due to decreased body protein degradation. There was a tendency for reduced nitrogen utilization efficiency when treatment was prolonged.
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Nitrogen balance was studied in 5 bulls fed a concentrated diet containing 0 or 4 ppm cimaterol. Cimaterol increased nitrogen retention, mainly by reducing urinary nitrogen excretion due to decreased body protein degradation. There was a tendency for reduced nitrogen utilization efficiency when treatment was prolonged.
Key concepts: Nitrogen balance, Nitrogen, Excretion, Nitrogen cycle, Chemistry, Metabolism, Animal science, Urinary system