(Q39236280)

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The utilization of non-protein nitrogen in the bovine rumen. VIII. The nutritive value of the proteins of preparations of dried rumen bacteria, rumen protozoa and brewer's yeast for rats

scientific article published on January 1954

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The utilization of non-protein nitrogen in the bovine rumen. VIII. The nutritive value of the proteins of preparations of dried rumen bacteria, rumen protozoa and brewer's yeast for rats (English)

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McNAUGHT ML

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OWEN EC

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HENRY KM

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KON SK

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1 January 1954

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Biochemical Journal

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56

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151-156

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METHODS OF RENDERING THE RUMEN AND RETICULUM OF RUMINANTS FREE FROM THEIR NORMAL INFUSORIAN FAUNA.

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10 September 2017

The effect of dietary oleic and palmitic acids on the composition and turnover rates of liver phospholipins

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10 September 2017

The utilization of urea in the bovine rumen: 4. The isolation of the synthesized material and the correlation between protein synthesis and microbial activities

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17 June 2018

The utilization of urea in the bovine rumen. 2. The conversion of urea to ammonia

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17 June 2018

The effect of different methods of drying on the biological value and digestibility of the proteins and on the carotene content of grass

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17 June 2018

The conversion of certain soluble sugars to a glucosan by holotrich ciliates in the rumen of sheep.

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21 August 2018

Some cultural studies with holotrich ciliate protozoa of the sheep's rumen

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The action of the ciliates of the sheep's rumen upon various water-soluble carbohydrates, including polysaccharides

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A method for determining the nutritive value of a protein by its effect on liver protein

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10.1042/BJ0560151

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