Vitamin Tolerance of Animals

Vitamin Tolerance of Animals

  • Éditeur: National Academies Press
  • ISBN: 9780309037280
  • eISBN Pdf: 9780309595674
  • Lieu de publication:  United States
  • Année de publication électronique: 1987
  • Mois : Janvier
  • Pages: 107
  • Langue: Anglais

Many feedstuffs and forages do not provide the dietary vitamins necessary for optimum growth and development, making supplementation necessary. This volume offers a practical, well-organized guide to safe levels of vitamin supplementation in all major domestic species, including poultry, cattle, sheep, and fishes. Fourteen essential vitamins are discussed with information on requirements in various species, deficiency symptoms, metabolism, indications of hypervitaminosis, and safe dosages.

  • Vitamin Tolerance of Animals
  • Copyright
  • Preface
  • Contents
  • Introduction
  • Vitamin A
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements Of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
      • Concentrations In Tissues
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Vitamin D
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
      • Clinical Signs
      • Soft Tissue Changes
      • Lesions That Are Not Associated With Hypercalcemia
      • Factors Affecting Toxicity
      • Concentrations in Milk and Liver
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • CONCLUSION
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Vitamin E
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Vitamin K
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Ascorbic Acid
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
      • Concentrations in Tissues
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Thiamin
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Niacin
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Riboflavin (Vitamin B2)
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Folic Acid
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Pantothenic Acid
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Biotin
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements Of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Vitamin B12
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements Of Various Species,
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM.
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Choline
    • NUTRITIONAL ROLE
      • Dietary Requirements of Various Species
      • Biochemical Functions
    • FORMS OF THE VITAMIN
    • ABSORPTION AND METABOLISM
    • HYPERVITAMINOSIS
    • PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS
    • SUMMARY
    • REFERENCES
  • Research Needs
  • Summary
  • Appendix Table
  • Index

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