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. 2022 Jan 25;59(1):56–63. doi: 10.2141/jpsa.0200108

Table 3. Effects of dietary trace mineral forms and fat source on mineral retention in the serum of broiler chickens.

Treatment Fe, µmol/L Mn, nmol/L Cu, µmol/L Zn, µmol/L Se, µg/L
Trace minerals Fat
Uncoated Soy oil 19.10±0.78 10.09±0.55 11.40±0.59 49.27±1.35 1.01±0.06
Lard 18.89±0.12 10.38±0.62 11.42±1.39 52.72±4.62 1.00±0.02
Coated Soy oil 23.39±0.56 10.08±1.02 12.58±1.23 57.11±1.21 1.13±0.08
Lard 22.14±0.21 10.50±0.99 12.36±1.43 56.52±0.81 1.10±0.05
Main effect: Trace minerals
Uncoated 18.99±0.53 10.24±0.58 11.41±0.99 51.00±3.65 1.00±0.04
Coated 22.77±1.29 10.29±0.95 12.47±1.24 56.81±1.00 1.11±0.07
Fat
Soy oil 21.25±2.38 10.09±0.76 11.99±1.09 53.19±4.35 1.07±0.09
Lard 20.52±2.03 10.44±0.77 11.89±1.40 54.62±3.68 1.05±0.06
Significance (P-value)
Trace minerals <0.001 0.898 0.105 0.001 0.003
Fat 0.144 0.407 0.867 0.278 0.514
Minerals×Fat 0.283 0.884 0.844 0.134 0.711