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[2]Effects of dietary protein on threonine requirements of Pekin ducks from hatch to 21 days of age. Jiang, Y.,Uzma, M.,Tang, T.,Hou, S. S.,Huang, W.,Xie, M.,Jiang, Y.,Tang, T.,Wen, Z. G..

[3]Threonine supplementation reduces dietary protein and improves lipid metabolism in Pekin ducks. Jiang, Y.,Tang, J.,Xie, M.,Hou, S. S.,Jiang, Y.,Tang, J.,Qiao, S. Y.,Wen, Z. G..

[4]Threonine affects digestion capacity and hepatopancreatic gene expression of juvenile blunt snout bream (Megalobrama amblycephala). Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Xie, Jun,Ge, Xianping,Zhou, Qunlan,Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Xie, Jun,Ge, Xianping,Chen, Ruli,Zhou, Qunlan,Pan, Liangkun.

[5]Effects of dietary threonine and immune stress on growth performance, carcass trait, serum immune parameters, and intestinal muc2 and NF-kappa b gene expression in Pekin ducks from hatch to 21 days. Bi, Y.,Nan, X. M.,Zheng, S. S.,Xiong, B. H.,Jiang, L. S.. 2018

[6]Threonine modulates immune response, antioxidant status and gene expressions of antioxidant enzymes and antioxidant-immune-cytokine-related signaling molecules in juvenile blunt snout bream (Megalobrama amblycephala). Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Ge, Xianping,Xie, Jun,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Ge, Xianping,Xie, Jun,Chen, Ruli,Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael.

[7]Threonine influences the absorption capacity and brush-border enzyme gene expression in the intestine of juvenile blunt snout bream (Megalobrama amblycephala). Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Ge, Xianping,Xie, Jun,Zhou, Qunlan,Ren, Mingchun,Liu, Bo,Ge, Xianping,Xie, Jun,Chen, Ruli,Zhou, Qunlan,Pan, Liangkun,Habte-Tsion, Habte-Michael.

[8]Heat stress impairs the nutritional metabolism and reduces the productivity of egg-laying ducks. Ma, Xianyong,Lin, Yingcai,Zhang, Hanxing,Chen, Wei,Wang, Shang,Ruan, Dong,Jiang, Zongyong,Ma, Xianyong,Lin, Yingcai,Zhang, Hanxing,Chen, Wei,Wang, Shang,Ruan, Dong,Jiang, Zongyong,Ma, Xianyong,Lin, Yingcai,Zhang, Hanxing,Chen, Wei,Wang, Shang,Ruan, Dong,Jiang, Zongyong. 2014

[9]Molecular cloning, characterization and expression patterns of heat shock protein 60 (HSP60) in the laying duck (Anas platyrhynchos). Wang, Deqian,Xu, Ningying,Wang, Deqian,Lu, Lizhi,Tian, Yong,Li, Jinjun,Shen, Junda,Tao, Zhengrong,Li, Guoqing. 2012

[10]Toxicity of Dietary Melamine to Laying Ducks: Biochemical and Histopathological Changes and Residue in Eggs. Gao, Chun-Qi,Liu, Fu-Zhu,Gao, Chun-Qi,Wu, Shu-Geng,Yue, Hong-Yuan,Ji, Feng,Zhang, Hai-Jun,Liu, Qing-Sheng,Fan, Zhi-Ying,Qi, Guang-Hai.

[11]Genetic parameters of feed efficiency traits and their relationships with egg quality traits in laying period of ducks. Zeng, T.,Chen, L.,Tian, Y.,Shen, J.,Lu, L.,Zhang, H.,Liu, J.. 2018

[12]Evaluation of dietary calcium requirements for laying Longyan shelducks. Xia, W. G.,Zhang, H. X.,Lin, Y. C.,Zheng, C. T..

[13]Estimation of dietary selenium requirement for Chinese egg-laying ducks. Chen, W.,Zhang, H. X.,Wang, S.,Ruan, D.,Xie, X. Z.,Yu, D. Q.,Lin, Y. C.,Chen, W.,Zhang, H. X.,Wang, S.,Ruan, D.,Xie, X. Z.,Yu, D. Q.,Lin, Y. C..

[14]Estimation of dietary arginine requirements for Longyan laying ducks. Xia, Weiguang,Fouad, Ahmed Mohamed,Chen, Wei,Ruan, Dong,Wang, Shuang,Fan, Qiuli,Wang, Ying,Cui, Yiyan,Zheng, Chuntian,Fouad, Ahmed Mohamed.

[15]The apparent metabolizable energy requirement of White Pekin ducklings from hatch to 3 weeks of age. Xie, M.,Zhao, J. N.,Hou, S. S.,Huang, W.,Xie, M.,Zhao, J. N.,Hou, S. S.,Huang, W.. 2010

[16]The Post-Embryonic Development of Digestive System and the Demand of Energy of Hucho taimen. Guan Hai-hong,Xu Qi-you,Zhi Bing-jie,Kuang You-yi,Xu Wei,Yin Jia-sheng. 2010

[17]Dietary magnesium requirements of juvenile grass carp, Ctenopharyngodon idella. Wang, F-B,Luo, L.,Lin, S-M,Li, Y.,Chen, S.,Wang, Y-G,Wen, H.,Hu, C-J. 2011

[18]An Optimal Dietary Zinc Level of Brown-Egg Laying Hens Fed a Corn-Soybean Meal Diet. Qin, Shizhen,Guo, Yanli,Qin, Shizhen,Lu, Lin,Zhang, Xichun,Liao, Xiudong,Zhang, Liyang,Luo, Xugang.

[19]Effects of riboflavin supplementation on growth performance, carcass traits, and riboflavin status of growing male white Pekin ducks. Tang, J.,Hu, J.,Wen, Z. G.,Jiang, Y.,Huang, W.,Xie, M.,Hou, S. S.,Tang, J.,Wen, Z. G.,Jiang, Y.,Guo, Y. M.,AL-Kateb, H..

[20]Effects of dietary energy and lysine levels on growth performance and carcass yields of Pekin ducks from hatch to 21 days of age. Wen, Z. G.,Rasolofomanana, T. J.,Tang, J.,Jiang, Y.,Xie, M.,Hou, S. S.,Wen, Z. G.,Yang, P. L..