Swine
Authors: Mathew R. O'Neil (Iowa State University) , George A. Kraus (Iowa State University) , Nicholas K. Gabler (Iowa State University) , Steven M. Lonergan (Iowa State University) , Donald C. Beitz (Iowa State University)
Thirty crossbred barrows were used to evaluate the effects of conventional and mitochondrially targeted antioxidants on body weight, average daily gain, feed efficiency, and lean tissue accretion. The study did not yield statistically significant results for any variable measured. However, for each variable measured, the ranking of responses for treatments matched what was predicted by the hypothesis. Our results suggest that use of mitochondrially targeted antioxidants show promise in improving feed efficiency
Keywords: Chemistry, Animal Science
How to Cite: O'Neil, M. R. , Kraus, G. A. , Gabler, N. K. , Lonergan, S. M. & Beitz, D. C. (2014) “Impact of Mitochondrially Targeted Novel Antioxidant on Pig Feed Efficiency”, Iowa State University Animal Industry Report. 11(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-1216