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Selenium and animal health

Part 1: The effect of alpha-tocopherol and selenium in the control of field outbreaks of white muscle disease in lambs

C. Drake B.Sc. Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
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A.B. Grant B.Sc.Ph.D. Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
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W.J. Hartley M.R.C.V.S. Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 4-6 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011
 
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The value of α-tocopherol in the prevention, control, and cure of white muscle disease in lambs has been investigated in New Zealand with inconelusive results (Hartley, pers comm.).

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