Betaine as a substitute for supplementary methionine in animal d

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1995-04-20

1998-06-30

Gallagher, John J.

Food or edible material: processes, compositions, and products

Treatment of live animal

424442, 426231, 426442, 426623, 426635, 426648, 426807, A01K 100

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057730520

ABSTRACT:
This invention is directed to diets for chicks designed to provide their dietary requirements of methionine. Betaine is used in place of methionine to supply a portion of this requirement.

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