Genetic Differences among White Leghorn Chicks in Requirements of Arginine

M. C. Nesheim, F. B. Hutt

Science · 1962 · 35 citations · 4 references

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Abstract

Among three strains of the one breed, and among sire families within each strain, there were highly significant differences in ability of chicks to tolerate a deficiency of arginine at ages up to 4 weeks. One of these strains required about 25 percent more arginine than another for maximum growth to that age.

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