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• W1963585679 abstract "A commercial diet (C) (48% protein and 20% lipids) and a high-digestible carbohydrate diet (CH) (37% protein, 12.5% lipids and 40% high-digestible carbohydrates) were used to feed sea bream juveniles for an 8-week period. In the commercial diet, more than 60% of ingredients were of plant origin from various sources, whereas the only component of plant origin in the CH diet was wheat. To determine the best time to administer carbohydrates and the possible protein-sparing effect, three different dietary regimes were established: C, CH-M and CH-A, and the corresponding diet was fed to sea bream in the morning (1.6% of bw) and in the afternoon (1% of bw), calculating quantities according to the amount of feed that fish ate during the acclimatization period. After the growth trial, specific growth rate (SGR), relative intestinal length, intestinal pH content, gastric and pancreatic digestive enzyme activities and nutrient absorption capacities were studied 5 h post-feeding after each meal (morning and afternoon). The acid protease activity measured was anticipatory and was higher when the next meal would have more protein. No differences in relative intestinal length or feed buffering capacity were found. The smaller ration given to sea bream in the afternoon led to a lower pancreatic release of alkaline protease and α-amylase and an up-regulation of D-Glc and L-Ala absorption capacity. A higher transit rate was measured when sea bream were fed the CH diet. When high-digestible carbohydrates were administered in the morning and the commercial diet in the afternoon, we observed a better assimilation of both diets due to compensatory mechanisms such as an increase in L-Lys, D-Glc and L-Ala absorption capacity after the morning feed, and a higher pancreatic release of alkaline protease and amylase after the afternoon feed. In contrast, when high-digestible carbohydrates were given in the afternoon, only a significant up-regulation of the capacity to absorb L-Lys was detected. Thus, the inclusion of high-digestible carbohydrates in the diet improved digestion and absorption processes when administered in the morning, leading to a protein-sparing effect that yielded growth comparable to that of fish fed an exclusively commercial diet." @default.
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• W1963585679 date "2014-10-01" @default.
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• W1963585679 title "Meal timing affects protein-sparing effect by carbohydrates in sea bream: Effects on digestive and absorptive processes" @default.
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• W1963585679 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.aquaculture.2014.08.005" @default.
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