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Metagenomic analysis of chicken gut microbiota for improving metabolism and health of chickens—a review

Choi et al., 2015

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1167704699693475346
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Choi K
Lee T
Sul W
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Asian-Australasian journal of animal sciences

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Chicken is a major food source for humans, hence it is important to understand the mechanisms involved in nutrient absorption in chicken. In the gastrointestinal tract (GIT), the microbiota plays a central role in enhancing nutrient absorption and strengthening the …
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