Стан обміну глюкози і мінеральних речовин в організмі курчат-бройлерів за сумісної дії охратоксину А і дезоксиніваленолу та після застосування сорбентів

Authors

  • Ю. В. Бойко
  • В. Б. Духницький
  • Г. В. Бойко

Abstract

THE STATE of glucose and mineral substances metabolism in broiler chickens by the joint action of ochratoxin A and deoxynivalenol and AFTER SORBENTS APPLICATION

 

 Y. V. Boiko, V. B. Duhnytskyy, G. V. Boiko

 

 Abstract. The research results show, that the joint action of ochratoxin A and deoxynivalenol to the broiler chickens manifested of mineral metabolism disorder and accompanied by increases glucose. The use of enterosorbents when mycotoxins simultaneously enters into organism of broiler chickens manifested of normalizing effect on mineral metabolism and content of glucose.

Keywords: мycotoxicoses, ochratoxin A, deoxynivalenol, broiler chickens, glucose, total calcium, inorganic phosphorus, magnesium

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2018-05-16

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No. 265 (2017)

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