Evaluation of the usefulness of new forms of vitamin K in veterinary medicine

Rynca, J. . Dept. of Biochemistry

Evaluation of the usefulness of new forms of vitamin K in veterinary medicine

1984

Rynca, J. (Warsaw Agricult. Univ., Warsaw (Poland). Dept. of Biochemistry)

Effects of 8 forms of vitamin K on fibrin masses, protein content and body weight were studied. Vitamins K1 and K2 proved to be the most active in stimulating fibrin synthesis while MTB and MAB in overcoming effect of antivitamin. Effect of all forms on weight gains was minimal

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additif aux aliments des animaux gain de poids ganancia de peso pollo poulet vitamina k vitamine k

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Annals of Warsaw Agricultural University SGGW-AR. Veterinary Medicine (Poland)

Issue 12 ISSN 0208-5763

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pp. 51-56

Other Subjects

Aditivo de piensos; Coagulation sanguine/ antivitamine; Coagulacion sanguinea/ antivitaminas

Language

English

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Evaluation of the usefulness of new forms of vitamin K in veterinary medicine

1984

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