Inclusion of dicopper oxide instead of copper sulfate in diets for growing–finishing pigs results in greater final body weight and bone mineralization, but reduced accumulation of copper in the liver

Laia Blavi; David Solà; Alessandra Monteiro; J Francisco Pérez; Hans H Stein

doi:10.1093/jas/skab127

Inclusion of dicopper oxide instead of copper sulfate in diets for growing–finishing pigs results in greater final body weight and bone mineralization, but reduced accumulation of copper in the liver

Laia Blavi, David Solà, Alessandra Monteiro, J Francisco Pérez, Hans H Stein

Department of Animal and Food Science

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Original language	English
Journal	Journal of animal Science
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1093/jas/skab127
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2021

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Inclusion of dicopper oxide instead of copper sulfate in diets for growing–finishing pigs results in greater final body weight and bone mineralization, but reduced accumulation of copper in the liver. / Blavi, Laia; Solà, David; Monteiro, Alessandra et al.
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Inclusion of dicopper oxide instead of copper sulfate in diets for growing–finishing pigs results in greater final body weight and bone mineralization, but reduced accumulation of copper in the liver

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