Journal of Animal and Feed Sciences · 2009 · 65 citations · 18 references
AgricultureAnimal SciencesFood ScienceMeat SciencePoultry Meat SciencePoultry PhysiologyAnimal Product QualityCarcass CompositionFood AntioxidantsMeat QualitySelenium NutritionTurkey NutritionAnimal Diet EffectsCarcass Growth TraitsFeeding Effects On Carcass TraitsMeat Quality AssessmentMeat Quality EvaluationMuscle PhNutrition Effects On Meat QualityNutrition Effects On Meat Traits
The aim of the present study was to verify the assumption that supplementation of the diet for turkeys with selenium, especially in an organic source of Se, improves the antioxidative status of the organism and the stability of the meat. Seven hundred and twenty 1-d-old BUT9 female turkeys were randomly assigned into three experimental groups (8 pens with 30 turkeys in each) and fed a diet without Se supplementation (Se-0) or a diet containing 0.3 mg/kg Se in the form of sodium selenite (SeS) or Se-enriched yeast (SeY). The trial was conducted for 112 days.
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John Woolliams, Paul Anderson, C.H. McMurray · Research in Veterinary Science · 1983 · 274 citations