The influence of 3,3',5-triiodo- l-thyronine on growth survival and body composition of slow-growing development elvers ( Anguilla rostrata L.)
1. 1. Effect of 3,3',5-triiodo- l-thyronine (T 3) on survival, growth and body composition (protein, fat and ash) of slow-growing ( Anguilla rostrata L.) elvers was investigated. 2. 2. A significant increase was found in the mean weight of slow growing elvers receiving diets containing 20 ppm T...
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1. Effect of 3,3',5-triiodo-
l-thyronine (T
3) on survival, growth and body composition (protein, fat and ash) of slow-growing (
Anguilla rostrata L.) elvers was investigated.
2.
2. A significant increase was found in the mean weight of slow growing elvers receiving diets containing 20 ppm T
3 and held in the low water turnover system.
3.
3. A significant increase was also found in the weight of slow-growing elvers receiving diets containing 40 or 60 ppm T
3 and held in the high water turnover system.
4.
4. Percentage protein (dry weight basis) was significantly correlated to body weight, but was not significantly correlated to concentration of T
3 in the diet.
5.
5. There were no significant differences between the total fat content of slow-growing elvers when compared to the total body fat of control elvers. |
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3. A significant increase was also found in the weight of slow-growing elvers receiving diets containing 40 or 60 ppm T
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3. A significant increase was also found in the weight of slow-growing elvers receiving diets containing 40 or 60 ppm T
3 and held in the high water turnover system.
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1. Effect of 3,3',5-triiodo-
l-thyronine (T
3) on survival, growth and body composition (protein, fat and ash) of slow-growing (
Anguilla rostrata L.) elvers was investigated.
2.
2. A significant increase was found in the mean weight of slow growing elvers receiving diets containing 20 ppm T
3 and held in the low water turnover system.
3.
3. A significant increase was also found in the weight of slow-growing elvers receiving diets containing 40 or 60 ppm T
3 and held in the high water turnover system.
4.
4. Percentage protein (dry weight basis) was significantly correlated to body weight, but was not significantly correlated to concentration of T
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5.
5. There were no significant differences between the total fat content of slow-growing elvers when compared to the total body fat of control elvers.</abstract><cop>New York, NY</cop><pub>Elsevier B.V</pub><pmid>2871976</pmid><doi>10.1016/0300-9629(86)90034-4</doi><tpages>5</tpages></addata></record> |
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