Table 5. Effect of supplementation of milk enriched with n-3 and n-6 on serum biochemical parameters of gilts from 34 to 190 days of age.

Biochemical parameters	Treatmentsa			P-valueb
	Control	n-3	n-6	Treatment	Time	Treat*Time	C1c	C2c
Urea, mg.dL-1	23.590 ±1.00	24.370 ± 1.00	24.380 ± 1.00	0.833	<0.0001	0.851	0.722	0.978
Total protein, g.dL-1	5.760 ± 0.07	5.720 ± 0.07	5.810 ± 0.07	0.661	<0.0001	0.332	0.959	0.634
Total cholesterol, mg.dL-1	79.180 ± 2.20	77.110 ± 2.20	79.350 ± 2.30	0.747	<0.0001	0.181	0.687	0.490
Glucose, mg.dL-1	90.330 ± 1.60	85.510 ± 1.60	86.490 ± 1.60	0.101	<0.0001	0.198	0.133	0.768
Triglycerides, mg.dL-1	35.890 ± 2.90	37.300 ± 2.90	32.490 ± 2.80	0.501	<0.0001	0.517	0.751	0.275
HDL, mg.dL-1	25.990 ± 1.00	25.050 ± 1.00	28.020 ± 1.00	0.145	<0.0001	0.812	0.730	0.063
LDL, mg.dL-1	46.020 ± 1.50	44.510 ± 1.50	44.910 ± 1.60	0.773	<0.0001	0.083	0.540	0.861
VLDL, mg.dL-1	7.200 ± 0.50	7.520 ± 0.50	6.690 ± 0.60	0.595	<0.0001	0.782	0.857	0.337

^aGilts fed with non-enriched milk (Control); or supplemented with cow’s milk enriched with n-3 or n-6.

^bC1, contrast between Control vs n-3+n-6; C2, contrast between n-3 vs n-6.