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• W1963832322 abstract "Effect of dietary concentration of Ca, P, and Mg on the net movement of these elements in the gastro-intestinal tract of cattle was investigated in a metabolic study where eight different diets were fed to two Jersey cows and two steers cannulated in the duodenum and ileum. The major site of Ca absorption was prior to the small intestine (SI) with little net secretion or absorption of Ca in the SI and large intestine (LI). Absorption or secretion of Ca was dependent on Ca intake. Mg absorption prior to the proximal duedenum occurred under each dietary regimen and a positive relationship was found between net absorption of Mg before the SI and Mg intake. Net absorption of Mg also occurred in the SI while both net absorption and secretion of Mg were found in the LI. Secretion of P before the SI was high and the major site of net absorption was the SI. Both net absorption and secretion of P occurred in the LI. Ca, P, and Mg requirements of Jersey cow weighing 300 ± 20 Kg, were calculated using regression equations relating intake to retention and found to be 23, 10.7, and 5.9 g d−1 respectively. On aétudiél'influence de la concentration de Ca, P, et Mg dans la ration sur le bilan net de ceséléments dans le tube digestif du bovinàtravers un essai métabolique dans lequel huit régimes différents ontétédistribuésàdeux vaches et deux taurillons de race Jersiaise munis de canules du duodenum et de l'iléon. Le site principal de l'absorption du Ca se situe avant l'intestin greˆle (IG) avec une légère secrétion et absorption du Ca dans l'IG et le gros intestin (GI). L'absorption et la secrétion du Ca dépendent de la quantitéde Ca ingérée. On a constatéune absorption du Mg avant la partie proximale du duodenum dans chacun des régimes et une corrélation positive entre l'absorption nette du Mg avant l'IG et la quantitéde Mg ingérée. L'absorption nette de Mg intervientégalement dans l'IG alors que l'absorption et l'excrétion nettes de Mg sont observées simultanément dans le GI. La secrétion de P avant l'IG estélevée et le site principal de l'absorption nette est l'IG. L'absorption et la secrétion nettes du P a lieu dans le GI. Les besoins alimentaires en Ca, P, et Mg d'une vache Jersiaise de 300 ± 20 kg, respectivement de 23, 10.7, et 5.9 g−1, ontétécalculées en utilisant leséquations de régression liant les quantités ingéréesàla rétention." @default.
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• W1963832322 title "Calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium absorption and secretion in the bovine digestive tract as influenced by dietary concentration of these elements" @default.
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