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    Comparative animal nutrition and metabolism, Peter R. Cheeke and Ellen S. Dierenfeld

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    Classification
    1

    • 636.08932
    Contributor
    1
    • Dierenfeld, Ellen Sue, 1956-
    Creator
    1
    • Cheeke, Peter R
    Subject
    3
    • Metabolismo
    • Metabolismo + Fisiología
    • Nutrición animal
    Content
    1
    • text
    autor
    1
    • Cheeke, Peter R
    Label
    Comparative animal nutrition and metabolism, Peter R. Cheeke and Ellen S. Dierenfeld
    Language
    eng
    Bibliography note
    Includes bibliographical references and index
    Illustrations
    illustrations
    Index
    index present
    Literary form
    non fiction
    Main title
    Comparative animal nutrition and metabolism
    Responsibility statement
    Peter R. Cheeke and Ellen S. Dierenfeld
    Table of contents
    Introduction. -- Digestive physiology: autoenzymatic digestors. -- Digestive physiology: alloenzymatic digestors. -- Protein and amino acid structures and properties. -- Protein digestion. -- Protein and amino acid metabolism and function. -- Carbohydrate structure. -- Carbohydrate digestion and absorption .-- Cellular metabolism of carbohydrates. -- Lipid structure. -- Lipid digestion. -- Fat and fatty acid metabolism. -- Lipid peroxidation and anti-oxidant nutrients. -- Amino acids and fats as metabolic fuels .-- Energy storage.-- Disorders and unique aspects of energy metabolism. -- Feed intake and diet selection.-- The integument, pigmentation, membranes, and extracellular matrix. -- Water.-- Blood, electrolytes and the anemias.-- Nutrition and reproduction.-- Nutrition and the immune system.-- The inflammatory response
    Target audience
    general

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