CHELATE COMPLEXES OF MALIC OR CITRIC ACIDS WITH IRON, MANGANESE AND ZINC AS A BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SUPPLEMENT FOR BROILER CHICKEN DIET
he aim of the present study was to define the effects of the various doses of biologically active supplement, which was consisted of iron, manganese, zinc malates and citrates, on muscle mass formation, blood morphological composition and protein metabolism in broiler chickens during the entire peri...
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Main Authors: | Natalya Kochetkova (Author), Elena Yakovleva (Author), Andrey Shaposhnikov (Author), Tatyana Shevchenko (Author), Ludmila Zakirova (Author) |
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Belgorod National Research University,
2016-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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