1996
DOI: 10.1016/s0377-8401(96)01010-3
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Evaluation of praseodymium as a liquid marker in rumen turnover studies

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“…I). The results reported by Combs et al [14] on the effects of fresh or autoclaved rumen incubation media on the retention of Yb-and Ce-labelled hay exhibited low recovered bound RE after 20 hours: 65 and 51.2% of the initial amount of Yb and Ce, respectively for autoclaved rumen fluid Bernal-Santos et al [8], who evaluated praseodymium chelated to ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (Pr-EDTA) as a marker of the rumen liquid phase in replacement of Co-and Cr-EDTA. The authors underestimated the liquid turnover rate by using Pr-EDTA probably because of its poor distribution within the rumen liquid phase caused by its preferential association with the particulate matter functional groups and its precipitation under rumen conditions.…”
Section: Stability Of Re-feedstuff Complexes In Gastrointestinal Condmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…I). The results reported by Combs et al [14] on the effects of fresh or autoclaved rumen incubation media on the retention of Yb-and Ce-labelled hay exhibited low recovered bound RE after 20 hours: 65 and 51.2% of the initial amount of Yb and Ce, respectively for autoclaved rumen fluid Bernal-Santos et al [8], who evaluated praseodymium chelated to ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (Pr-EDTA) as a marker of the rumen liquid phase in replacement of Co-and Cr-EDTA. The authors underestimated the liquid turnover rate by using Pr-EDTA probably because of its poor distribution within the rumen liquid phase caused by its preferential association with the particulate matter functional groups and its precipitation under rumen conditions.…”
Section: Stability Of Re-feedstuff Complexes In Gastrointestinal Condmentioning
confidence: 89%