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Aspects of lipid and carbohydrate metabolism, dietary biotin and fatty liver and kidney syndrome in broilers

D. Balnave Department of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, The Queen's University of Belfast, Newforge Lane, Belfast, BT9 5PX
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J Pearce Department of Agriculture, Northern Ireland,
Pages 627-636 | Received 17 Nov 1975, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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Afro Quarantelli, Antonio Cacchioli, Simone Romanelli, Federico Righi, Irene Alpigiani & Carlo Gabbi. (2007) Effects of different levels of dietary biotin on the performance and bone structure of broilers. Italian Journal of Animal Science 6:1, pages 5-7.
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J. Pearce & A. H. Johnson. (1986) Failure of oestradiol administration to induce fatty liver haemorrhagic syndrome in the laying hen. British Poultry Science 27:1, pages 41-47.
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J. Pearce, N. Jackson & MaryH. Stevenson. (1983) The effects of dietary intake and of dietary concentration of copper sulphate on the laying domestic fowl: Effects on some aspects of lipid, carbohydrate and amino acid metabolism. British Poultry Science 24:3, pages 337-348.
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D. Balnave & J. Pearge. (1979) Lactate administration and fatty liver and kidney syndrome development in biotin‐deficient chicks. British Poultry Science 20:1, pages 109-116.
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J. Pearce & D. Balnave. (1978) Biotin deficiency and liver metabolism in relation to fatty liver and kidney syndrome. British Poultry Science 19:4, pages 431-439.
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Jiamei HuangGuyue LiHongfeng CaoFei YangChenghong XingYu ZhuangCaiying ZhangPing LiuHuabin CaoGuoliang Hu. (2020) The improving effects of biotin on hepatic histopathology and related apolipoprotein mRNA expression in laying hens with fatty liver hemorrhagic syndrome. Canadian Journal of Animal Science 100:3, pages 494-501.
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J. Pearce. (2007) The response of liver enzymes to feed restriction and subsequent adlib. feeding in the laying hen. British Journal of Nutrition 44:1, pages 81-87.
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Donald W. Bannister. (1979) Recent advances in avian biochemistry: The fatty liver and kidney syndrome. International Journal of Biochemistry 10:3, pages 193-199.
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J. Pearce & D. Balnave. (1978) A Review of Biotin Deficiency and the Fatty Liver and Kidney Syndrome in Poultry. British Veterinary Journal 134:6, pages 598-609.
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C. C. Whitehead, D. W Bannister & Maureen E. Cleland. (2007) Metabolic changes associated with the occurrence of fatty liver and kidney syndrome in chicks. British Journal of Nutrition 40:2, pages 221-234.
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D. Balnave, J. Wolfenden, F. M. Ball, R. B. Cumming & R. A. Leng. (2007) Studies of fatty liver and kidney syndrome in chickens: dynamics of glucose metabolism. British Journal of Nutrition 38:3, pages 329-334.
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D. Balnave, R. B. Cumming & T. M. Sutherland. (2007) A biochemical explanation for the fatty liver and kidney syndrome of broilers: its alleviation by the short-term use of dietary fat. British Journal of Nutrition 38:3, pages 319-328.
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J. Pearce. (1976) Diurnal variations in the specific activities of some hepatic enzymes in the immature domestic fowl (Gallus domesticus). International Journal of Biochemistry 7:6-7, pages 309-311.
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