1998
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0396.1998.tb00496.x
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Energiebilanz im Vergleich zwischen Kohlenhydrat‐ und Fettzufuhr bei überschüssiger Energieversorgung

Abstract: Zusammenfassung In einem Respirationsversuch mit 8 adulten, nichtgraviden Sauen wurde die Wirkung von Stärke‐ und Fettzulagen auf Thermogenese und Energieretention geprüft. Die Zulagen zu einer den Erhaltungsbedarf deckenden Basisration betrugen 100, 200, 300 und 400kJ/kg W0,75. Bei jedem Tier wurden in Form eines unvollständigen Changeover‐Plans vier Versuchsperioden mit jeweils zwei Stärke‐ und Fettzulagen angesetzt. Zu Versuchsbeginn und Versuchsende wurde an alle Sauen die Basisration allein verabreicht. D… Show more

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“…The difference was likely because of a slight underestimation of HE(CN) as a result of losses in excreta ( Just et al, 1982) and to a slight overestimation of HE(RQ) ( Christensen et al, 1988). The high RQ values in late pregnancy in the present study was in agreement with the results found by Kirchgessner and Müller (1998). They reported the respiratory quotient to be 1.11 when dry sows were fed well above maintenance with a basal diet supplemented with starch, whereas supplementation with fat resulted in a RQ‐value of 0.97.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
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“…The difference was likely because of a slight underestimation of HE(CN) as a result of losses in excreta ( Just et al, 1982) and to a slight overestimation of HE(RQ) ( Christensen et al, 1988). The high RQ values in late pregnancy in the present study was in agreement with the results found by Kirchgessner and Müller (1998). They reported the respiratory quotient to be 1.11 when dry sows were fed well above maintenance with a basal diet supplemented with starch, whereas supplementation with fat resulted in a RQ‐value of 0.97.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…The low OXF in the present study was a consequence of the low dietary fat level. On inclusion of fat in the diet, the oxidation of fat will increase ( Kirchgessner and Müller , 1998, Jakobsen et al, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%