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Article: Ideal profile of amino acids in it puts on weight

  
 
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 04/11/2004
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Article: Ideal profile of amino acids in it puts on weight
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 04/11/2004
MELANOA LIDIA SANGA FIELDS
Peru
it is An I ARTICULATE VERY FAVORABLE FOR US THE STUDENTS thank you
 06/01/2005
norberto grajales murillo
Colombia
that amino acid is restrictive factor to form protein for muscle formation
 27/10/2005
DIEGO ALEJANDRO VARGAS B
Colombia
The lisina is an amino acid that is only used for the deposition of muscular fabric, he/she doesn't have function some in the maintenance of the animal (in terms of basal metabolism). Therefore, in pigs it is the first restrictive amino acid, due to this, the rest of amino acids inside an ideal profile is made based on comparisons of these with the lisina requirements.
 06/11/2006
Praying Malacara
Mexico
Investigations on the essential amino acids in the pigs.
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