Apparent net protein utilization (ANPU, %) and phosphorous retention (PR, %) in feeds and fish were determined according to the method of Palma et al. [49 (link)]:
Amino Acid Analysis in Feed and Feces
Apparent net protein utilization (ANPU, %) and phosphorous retention (PR, %) in feeds and fish were determined according to the method of Palma et al. [49 (link)]:
Corresponding Organization : Cairo University
Other organizations : Khon Kaen University, National Institute of Oceanography and Fisheries, Ollscoil na Gaillimhe – University of Galway
Variable analysis
- Amino acids in feed ingredients, diets, and fecal material
- Apparent nutrient digestibility coefficients (ADCs, %)
- Amino Acid profile (% of digestible amino acid basis)
- Apparent net protein utilization (ANPU, %)
- Phosphorous retention (PR, %)
- Dry ground samples were digested with 4 mol L^-1 methane sulphonic acid (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, MO, USA)
- Amino acids were determined by using a programmed automatic amino acid analyzer (L-8900; Hitachi, Japan)
- Detection used a post-column derivatization method with ninhydrin (520 nm, for the total acid content)
- A suite of amino acid concentrations as external standards, including L Norleucine (synthetic amino acid) addition as the internal standard within the sampling protocol and digestion stage, dilution, and injection (20 µL) was employed
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