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Rasyona eklenen organik bakır ve organik çinko iz minerallerinin dişi oğlaklarda birikim ve atılma

The effects of additional organic copper and organic zinc trace minerals on accumulation and elimination levels in female kids

Özdal GÖKDAL
Hasan AKŞİT
Ali Kemali ÖZUĞUR
Okan ATAY
Vadullah EREN
Pages
89–92
Publication Date
2022-10-12
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At the end of the study, the average faeces copper and zinc levels (P

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study was conducted to evaluate the accumulation of copper and zinc in serum, hair and feaces of goats fed diets supplemented with organic Cu and Zn at levels of 25% lower than NRC (12) recommendations.
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Key Findings & Data:Totally female kids were divided equally into two groups fed rations supplemented with organic (treatment, n=12) and inorganic (control, n=12) copper and zinc.
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This study was conducted to evaluate the accumulation of copper and zinc in serum, hair and feaces of goats fed diets supplemented with organic Cu and Zn at levels of 25% lower than NRC (12) recommendations. Totally female kids were divided equally into two groups fed rations supplemented with organic (treatment, n=12) and inorganic (control, n=12) copper and zinc. Treatment diets was supplemented with 5.25 mg/kg DM copper chelate (2-hydroxy–4-methylthiobutyrate) and 15 mg/kg DM zinc chelate (2-hydroxy–4-methylthiobutyrate) whereas control diet was supplemented 7 mg/kg DM copper sulphate, 20 mg/kg DM zinc sulphate in the ration. At the end of the experiment in both treatments copper and zinc levels in serum and copper and zinc levels in hair samples were found higher than the average values at the beginning of the experiment, but the difference between the average values were not statistically significant. The average copper and zinc levels in serum and copper levels in hair samples of treatment group were found numerically higher than control group. Moreover the average zinc levels in hair samples were also numerically higher in control group. At the end of the study, the average faeces copper and zinc levels (P

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Bu çalışma, NRC (12) tarafından keçiler için önerilen düzeylerin %25’i oranında azaltılarak rasyona eklenen organik yapıdaki bakır (Cu) ve çinko (Zn) minerallerinin serum ve kıldaki mineral birikim düzeyi ile dışkıda atılan mineral düzeyine etkisini değerlendirmek için yapıldı. Oğlaklar biri organik (deneme, n=12) ve diğeri inorganik (kontrol, n=12) bakır ve çinko minerallerini içeren rasyon verilen iki gruba ayrıldı. Deneme grubuna 5.25 mg/kg KM bakır-şelat (2-hydroxy–4-methylthiobutyrate) ve 15 mg/kg KM çinko-şelat (2-hydroxy–4-methylthiobutyrate), kontrol grubuna ise 7 mg/kg KM bakır-sülfat, 20 mg/kg KM çinko-sülfat verildi. Deneme sonunda her iki grubun serum bakır ve serum çinko ile kıl bakır ve kıl çinko ortalama değerlerinin deneme başına göre daha yüksek düzeyde olduğu, ancak ortalama değerler arasındaki farkın istatistiksel açıdan önemli olmadığı belirlendi. Serum bakır ve serum çinko ile kıl bakır ortalama değerlerinin deneme grubunda, kıl çinko ortalama değerinin ise kontrol grubunda rakamsal olarak daha yüksek düzeyde olduğu saptandı. Dışkı bakır ve dışkı çinko ortalama düzeylerinin deneme grubunda kontrol grubuna göre önemli oranda (P

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GÖKDAL, Ö., AKŞİT, H., ÖZUĞUR, A. K., ATAY, O., EREN, V. (2022). Rasyona eklenen organik bakır ve organik çinko iz minerallerinin dişi oğlaklarda birikim ve atılma. Ankara Üniversitesi Veteriner Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 60 - Sayı: 2, 89–92. https://ajindex.com/articles/444820

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