A Note on the Estimation of the Uric Acid Radical in Avian Excreta

Baker, C. J. L.

doi:10.3382/ps.0250593

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“…The uric acid content of the samples was determined by the methods described for poultry excreta (Baker, 1946;Bose, 1944).…”

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An Assessment of Some Public Health Problems Resulting from Feeding Poultry Litter to Animals.

et al. 1971

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“…The uric acid content of the samples was determined by the methods described for poultry excreta (Baker, 1946;Bose, 1944).…”

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An Assessment of Some Public Health Problems Resulting from Feeding Poultry Litter to Animals.

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“…Chromic oxide was quantitated by the method of Bolin et al (1952). Uric acid was extracted in alkaline lithium carbonate and titrated by the iodimetric method of Bose (1944) as modified by Baker (1946).…”

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Uric Acid Excretion in the Chick as Related to the Intake of Its Precursors and Nitrogen

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Vasaitis

1961

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“…This result was similar to that of Bare et al (1964), who found that 1% or more uric acid in the diet of chicks caused growth depression. Lee and Blair (1973) Bose and Ghosh (1945) and Baker (1946) showed that dried poultry excreta contained from 4 to 10% uric acid. Bare et (1964) and Blair (1972) indicated that uric acid in DPW was not utilized by poultry.…”

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Dried poultry waste and non-protein nitrogen for poultry

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The Effects of Drug Treatments on DPIf Utilization 13 Non-protein Nitrogen for Young Chicks Non-protein Nitrogen for Laying Hens The Effects of Drug Treatments on NPN Utilization EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES Studies with Laying Hens Experiment I Objectives General procedure Diets Management and data collection Results Studies with Young Birds General Pre-experimental Management Experiment II Objectives General procedure Diets Management and data collection Results Experiment III Objectives General procedure Diets Management and-lata collection $3 iii Page Results Experiment IV Objectives General procedure Diets Management and data collection 59 Results

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A Note on the Estimation of the Uric Acid Radical in Avian Excreta

Cited by 15 publications

References 4 publications

An Assessment of Some Public Health Problems Resulting from Feeding Poultry Litter to Animals.

An Assessment of Some Public Health Problems Resulting from Feeding Poultry Litter to Animals.

Uric Acid Excretion in the Chick as Related to the Intake of Its Precursors and Nitrogen

Dried poultry waste and non-protein nitrogen for poultry

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