Effects of zeranol on serum concentrations of growth hormone, IGF-I and metabolites and on carcass composition of lambs fed at two levels of intake /

(12 mg) at 30-d intervals and fed at two levels of feed

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Scott, Patricia Lynn, 1965-
Format: Thesis eBook
Language:English
Published: [Place of publication not identified] : [publisher not identified] ; 1995.
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Summary:(12 mg) at 30-d intervals and fed at two levels of feed
(P <.001), plasma glucose (P <.05), mean serum growth
< .06) feed to gain (45%), percentage carcass ash (12%), and
<.05) daily fat gain (40%) and CP gain (32%) but increased (P
access to feed. Lambs with ad libitum and restricted access
administration of zeranol alters the GH-IGF-I axis regulation
amplitude (P < .05), and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-1;
arrangement of treatments. Restricted fed lambs were fed to
at two levels of feeding: Lambs were implanted with zeranol
by 16%. These results indicate that continuous
by 20 (P <.05) and 17% (P < .03), respectively. Carcass fat
carcass protein by 33%(P<.10). Restricted feeding reduced (P
composition and metabolite concentrations in blood when fed
dressing percentage (9%). Zeranol increased pituitary weight
Forty crossbred wether lambs (average initial weight = 30 kg)
gain 50% of body weight gained by lambs allowed ad libitum
hormone (GH; P < .05), baseline GH (P < .05), GH pulse
however, there was no difference in daily fat gain (g/d) in
implanted vs non implanted lambs. Yet zeranol increased
intake (restricted and ad libitum) in a 2 x 2 factorial
of growth and carcass composition in lambs.
P < .00 1) levels by 40%, 13 %, 42%, 7 1 %, 33%, and 53%,
percentage tended to be reduced by 7.4% in implanted lambs,
respectively. Restricted feeding reduced(P<.10)serum IGF-I
to feed were slaughtered after 98 and 154 d, respectively.
were used to determine the effects of zeranol on carcass
Zeranol increased average daily gains (ADG) and gain to feed
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