Infleuce of dietary levels of vitamin E and selenium on tissue and blood parameters in pigs.
Infleuce of dietary levels of vitamin E and selenium on tissue and blood parameters in pigs.
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1976
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L. Young;J. Lumsden;A. Lun;J. Claxton;D. E. Edmeades
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L. Young;J. Lumsden;A. Lun;J. Claxton;D. E. Edmeades
Eighteen barrows approximately three weeks of age were used in a 3 X 3 factorial arrangement to investigate the effect of level of supplemental vitamin E and selenium on tissue and blood parameters. Tissue selenium concentrations increased in a quadratic manner with increased selenium intake with kidney tissue containing considerably greater concentrations than liver, heart or muscle. Supplementation of the diet caused a three-fold increase in serum selenium within the first week with a slight tendency to further increases in subsequent weeks. Serum vitamin E of unsupplemented pigs declined by fifty percent during the experiment, whereas supplemental vitamin E resulted in increased serum vitamin E. There was a considerable viration in percent peroxide hemolysis. Correlation of -0.63 between percent peroxide hemolysis and vitamin E intake and -0.85 between percent peroxide hemolysis and serum vitamin E were observed.