Effects of chromium methionine on growth performance， antioxidant， serum biochemical indicators， and hepatopancreas health of common carp fed with high carbohydrate diet
CUI Pei; LI Nan; LI Min; BO Limei; GENG Zhenzhou; YANG Jun; ZHANG Yongming; SUN Jinhui · 2025 · Siliao yanjiu
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Abstract
The experiment aimed to investigate the effects of adding chromium methionine (CrMet) to high carbohydrate feed on the growth performance, antioxidant capacity, serum biochemical indicators, and hepatopancreas health in common carp. A total of 180 healthy carp with an initial weight of (86.61±6.68) g were randomly divided into three groups, with three replicates per group and 20 carp per replicate. Three types of feed were prepared: Control group (CK, carbohydrate level 25%), high carbohydrate group (HCD, carbohydrate level 45%), and high carbohydrate feed supplemented with CrMet (HCD+Cr, 1 mg
Abstract by CUI Pei; LI Nan; LI Min; BO Limei; GENG Zhenzhou; YANG Jun; ZHANG Yongming; SUN Jinhui, Siliao yanjiu (2025) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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