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. 2019 May 3;9(5):213. doi: 10.3390/ani9050213

Table 1.

Effects of diet, mucin type, gut segment and crypt-villus fragment on mucin staining intensity in broiler chickens.

Factor d.f. 6 Chi-Square P 7
Crypts
Diet 1 3 3.736 0.291
Mucin type 2 2 10.084 0.006
Gut segment 3 3 216.132 <0.001
Fragment 4 2 112.127 <0.001
Villi
Diet 3 12.569 0.006
Mucin type 2 0.762 0.683
Gut segment 5 2 140.155 <0.001
Fragment 2 6.561 0.038

1 Four dietary treatments: C = control; TM5 = 5% inclusion level of Tenebrio molitor; TM10 = 10% inclusion level of Tenebrio molitor; TM15 = 15% inclusion level of Tenebrio molitor. 2 Three types: neutral, acidic sialylated and acidic sulfated mucins. 3 Four gut segments: duodenum, jejunum, ileum and cecum. 4 Three fragments: base, midsection and tip. 5 Three gut segments: duodenum, jejunum and ileum. 6 Degrees of freedom. 7 Statistical significance: p < 0.05.