Effects of dietary starch and lipid levels on the protein retention and growth of largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides)

Li, Xinyu; Zheng, Shixuan; Ma, Xuekun; Cheng, Ke; Wu, Guoyao

doi:10.1007/s00726-020-02869-6

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“…An alternative explanation for the poorer performance accrued by the Coppens‐fed fish may be the presence of additional dietary ingredients. For example, increasing levels of starch reduces weight gain and protein retention of juvenile LMB (Li et al, 2020b).…”

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Responses of largemouth bass ( Micropterus salmoides , Lacépède, 1802) to fishmeal‐, and fish oil‐free diets

McLean¹,

Alfrey

Gatlin

et al. 2022

Aquaculture Research

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Largemouth bass (LMB; ~15.2 g initial weight) was fed one of the five experimental, and a fishmeal (FM)/fish oil (FO) control diet and two commercial (Xinxin, Coppens) LMB feeds for 10 weeks. Fish were dispersed into 24, 110-L aquaria (n = 20/tank) configured as a recirculating system. Aquaria were arbitrarily allocated to dietary treatments in triplicate (n = 60/fish diet). The FM component of experimental diets was replaced using poultry by-product meal and soy protein concentrate. One experimental diet contained FO, whereas in others, FO was replaced with canola, flax and/or algal oil or combinations thereof. At trial end, there were no differences among fish-fed various diets in terms of feed conversion or protein efficiency ratios. Weight gain and survival were similar for experimental groups, and LMB fed the Xinxin commercial feed, but the Coppens feed returned inferior (p < 0.05) weights and higher mortality. Condition factor, fillet yield and intraperitoneal fat ratios were unaffected by diet but hepatosomatic index varied. The Coppens feed caused greatest differences in whole-body protein, lipid and ash contents (p < 0.001). Whole-body fatty acid profiles reflected those of the diet, with algal oil enriched feed illustrating enhanced DHA:EPA ratios.

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Responses of largemouth bass ( Micropterus salmoides , Lacépède, 1802) to fishmeal‐, and fish oil‐free diets

McLean¹,

Alfrey

Gatlin

et al. 2022

Aquaculture Research

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“…Papers published in the special issue of Frontiers in Bioscience-Landmark entitled "Amino Acids in Nutrition, Health, and Disease" have laid a framework for subsequent studies in this expanding research field. Examples include AA nutrition and metabolism in swine [46][47][48], cattle [49][50][51], sheep [52][53][54], poultry [55][56][57], fish [58][59][60][61][62][63], crustaceans [64], and humans [65][66][67], as well as intestinal microbial AA metabolism [68,69] and the modulation of proline metabolism for cancer therapy [70][71][72]. In addition, a much-needed database of all proteinogenic AAs plus key nonproteinogenic AAs and nitrogenous nutrients in common foodstuffs for humans and farm animals have recently been established [73][74][75].…”

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Amino acids in nutrition, health, and disease

Wu¹

2021

Front. Biosci. (Landmark Ed)

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 2. Proline metabolism and signaling in parasites, bacteria and cancers 3. Homeostasis as well as signaling and regulatory roles of AAs 4. Functions of AAs in fetal growth and development 5. Roles of AAs in intestinal metabolism, growth and health 6. Experimental methods, models, and data analysis 7. Impacts 8. Author contributions 9. Ethics approval and consent to participate 10. Acknowledgments 11. Funding 12. Conflict of interest 13. References

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“…The entire weight of feed minus the weight of water in the feed is expressed as a percentage and is known as dry matter. In feeding studies, dry matter intake is determined by weighing the whole ration supplied and the amount of feed left by the animal [13]. The term "total digestible nutrients" stems from an old system of calculating available energy in feeds and animal energy requirements using a complex calculation of measured nutrients.…”

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Design and Development of Self-Made Cost-Effective Microsoft Excel Visual Basic Application for Livestock Ration Formulation

Patil¹,

Kuntal²,

Rajendran³

et al. 2022

Animal Husbandry

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One of the most important aspects of the livestock sector is ration cost optimization, which results in profit and ideal animal health. Manually preparing rations is time consuming and unsafe. Whereas computers can quickly formulate a ration that meets all of the nutritional requirements, after giving standard data on feeds. However, the existence of the ideal computer programme is questionable; if it exists, it is more expensive, less user-friendly, exclude local feeds, be limited to a particular region/country, feed composition may differ. As a result, in this chapter, the user will learn how to create and develop a self-made least-cost ration formulation using the locally available feeds, so that user may easily build their computer Programme using Visual Basic application of Microsoft Excel. There are three phases to ration formulation for any animal (ruminant or non-ruminant). The first phase requires the user to know the available feeds and their nutrient composition. The second part involves determining which nutrients are important for animals and creating nutrient equations. The third phase involves the creation of a linear programming model. Finally, the interface is being designed. Each phase is thoroughly explained in excel, with suitable data and reference coding.

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Effects of dietary starch and lipid levels on the protein retention and growth of largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides)

Cited by 60 publications

References 61 publications

Responses of largemouth bass ( Micropterus salmoides , Lacépède, 1802) to fishmeal‐, and fish oil‐free diets

Responses of largemouth bass ( Micropterus salmoides , Lacépède, 1802) to fishmeal‐, and fish oil‐free diets

Amino acids in nutrition, health, and disease

Design and Development of Self-Made Cost-Effective Microsoft Excel Visual Basic Application for Livestock Ration Formulation

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