2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0442.1982.tb01398.x
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Influence of Hypothermia on Utilization of Nutrients by Chickens

Abstract: Summary Studler‐Cornish chickens aged 15 and 30 days were exposed to slight hypothermia (12 ± 1 °C, 7 h per day, for 15 days). Food intake was not influenced, but cold‐exposure enhanced the elimination and decreased the assimilation of some nutrients and in the younger group it induced depletion of energy reserves in muscle and liver. The results are discussed in connection with the maturation of thermoregulatory functions in the chicken. Zusammenfassung Einfluß der Hypothermie auf die Futterverwertung bei Kük… Show more

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“…Our mild hypothermia, repeated daily for two weeks, presumably brought about an accomodation, as previous results from this laboratory seemed also to indicate (7).…”
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“…Our mild hypothermia, repeated daily for two weeks, presumably brought about an accomodation, as previous results from this laboratory seemed also to indicate (7).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 76%
“…2). However, the glycogen store was not increased in the muscle, and was much decreased in the liver, while the carbohydrate assimilation from the food was not altered (7). It means that hypothermia accelerated the turnover of glycogen, but its balance was negative.…”
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