Apparent Availabilities of Amino Acids and Minerals from Several Protein Sources for Fingerling Rainbow Trout.
Apparent Availabilities of Amino Acids and Minerals from Several Protein Sources for Fingerling Rainbow Trout.
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虹鳟鱼种多种蛋白质来源的氨基酸和矿物质的表观利用率。
DOI:
10.2331/fishsci.63.995
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发表时间:
1997
影响因子:
1.9
通讯作者:
T. Akiyama
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作者:
Takeshi Yamamoto;K. Ikeda;T. Unuma;T. Akiyama
We have reported in previous papers that the combina tion of multiple alternative protein sources for fish meal or the supplementation of crystalline essential amino acids to the protein sources improved the nutritional quality of fish diets.1-5) In those studies, only the amino acid composition of the protein sources was focused on and little attention was paid to the availability of amino acids in the protein sources. In contrast to numerous studies on protein digestibility of test diets or feed ingredients, amino acid availability (digestibility) for dietary proteins has been less intensively studied.6-13) Among them, studies on the comparative ami no acid availability for several feed ingredients are limited to channel catfish Ictalurus punctatus,7) common carp Cyprinus carpio,9) Atlantic salmon Salmo salar,10-11) and yellowtail Seriola quinqueradiata.13) These studies have rev ealed that not only protein digestibilities vary among pro tein sources and fish species, but also amino acid availabili ties of a protein source show intravariation. This means that both protein digestibility and individual amino acid availabilities of a protein source for individual fish species should be determined to formulate efficient and economi cal fish feeds. Studies on the comparative mineral availability for feed ingredients are few compared with those of amino acid availability. Availability of phosphorus (P) in fish meals and some feed ingredients was examined in channel catfish,14) common carp,15,16) black sea bream Acan thopagrus schlegeli,15) and rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss.16) Satoh et al.17) examined the availability of zinc (Zn) in different kinds of fish meal for rainbow trout. Since mineral availability studies are relatively limited to P and Zn in fish meal, further research is necessary on the availability of minerals from various protein sources. In this study, we determined the apparent digestibility of protein and availabilities of amino acids and minerals for defatted soybean meal (SBM), malt protein flour (MPF), and corn gluten meal (CGM) in comparison with those for white fish meal (FM) for fingerling rainbow trout.