Simulating protein digestion on trout. A rapid and inexpensive method for documenting fish meal quality and screening novel protein sources for use in aquafeeds
Bassompierre, M.; Kjaer, A.; McLean, E. (1997). Simulating protein digestion on trout. A rapid and inexpensive method for documenting fish meal quality and screening novel protein sources for use in aquafeeds, in: Bassompierre, M. In vitro protein digestion in fish. pp. 43-52 In: Bassompierre, M. (1997). In vitro protein digestion in fish. PhD Thesis. Aalborg University: Aalborg. 126 pp., more Related to:Bassompierre, M.; Kjaer, A.; McLean, E. (1997). Simulating protein digestion on trout. A rapid and inexpensive method for documenting fish meal quality and screening novel protein sources for use in aquafeeds. Ribartsvo 55(4): 137-145, more |
| Keywords | Cultures > Fish culture
Diets
Digestion
Feeding experiments
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Oncorhynchus mykiss (Walbaum, 1792) [WoRMS]
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| Authors | | Top | - Bassompierre, M.
- Kjaer, A.
- McLean, E.
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| Abstract | A novel in vitro digestion system, which simulated rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) gastric and intestinal digestion was developed. The method was employed to evaluate the impact of the gastric phase of digestion upon degradation of three fish meals of differing quality. Results illustrated that two-phase gastric-intestinal digestion increased the discriminatory powers of the system when compared to one-step intestinal digestion. A comparison of the system with PH-STAT methods demonstrated that the in vitro technique was superior. The presented method provides an ethical and cost effective means for rapid evaluation of fish meals and potentially, alternative protein sources for aquafeeds. |
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