Experimental Biology and Medicine
 1952
DOI: 10.3181/00379727-80-19637
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Growth of Dogs on Purified Diet Plus Aureomycin and/or Vit. B12

Lotte Arnrich
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Eunice Lewis
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Agnes Fay Morgan
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“…Slinger et al (1952) presented further evidence for improved feed efficiency in turkeys fed antibiotics from 8-24 weeks of age. Arnrich et al (1952) reported that increased growth in dogs due to antibiotic supplementation was solely due to fat deposition. Reports on this subject on turkeys or chickens are lacking.…”
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Effect of Penicillin on Growth, Feed Efficiency and Fattening of Turkeys

Saxena
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Blaylock
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Stadelman
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et al. 1953
Poultry Science
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“…Slinger et al (1952) presented further evidence for improved feed efficiency in turkeys fed antibiotics from 8-24 weeks of age. Arnrich et al (1952) reported that increased growth in dogs due to antibiotic supplementation was solely due to fat deposition. Reports on this subject on turkeys or chickens are lacking.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 97%

Effect of Penicillin on Growth, Feed Efficiency and Fattening of Turkeys

Saxena
1
,
Blaylock
2
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Stadelman
3
et al. 1953
Poultry Science
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Vitamin B12

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Vitamins in Animal and Human Nutrition
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