2003
DOI: 10.1093/japr/12.2.106
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Supplementing Hen Diets with Vitamins A and E Affects Egg Yolk Retinol and α-Tocopherol Levels

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“…Dosis 2 g TKM dipilih untuk menguji pengaruh antioksidan yang dimiliki TKM jika diberikan dua kali lipat di dalam pakan. Dosis 200 mg VE/kg pakan merupakan hasil terbaik dari beberapa penelitian (Jiang et al, 1994;Mori et al, 2003;Florou-Paneri et al, 2006 …”
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“…Dosis 2 g TKM dipilih untuk menguji pengaruh antioksidan yang dimiliki TKM jika diberikan dua kali lipat di dalam pakan. Dosis 200 mg VE/kg pakan merupakan hasil terbaik dari beberapa penelitian (Jiang et al, 1994;Mori et al, 2003;Florou-Paneri et al, 2006 …”
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“…However, the egg weight was not affected by retinol and retinol ester supplementation of the diets (Table 3). Vitamin A has been reported to be essential for egg production; egg production has been shown to decrease in laying hens fed diets deficient in vitamin A (11). Some studies have shown that when retinol ester supplementation contains vitamin A at the required level, egg production remains the same in hens (2,20), and that R-acetate supplementation above the required level increases egg production (2,11).…”
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“…This effect was associated with the fact that the feed intake did not change but egg production increased in those groups. It has been reported that vitamin A at the required level for laying hens (2,20) or above the required level for laying quails (21) and R-acetate supplementation for laying hens do not change (2,10,11) or adversely affect (20) the FCR.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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