FATTY ACIDS, a-TOCOFEROL AND L-CARNITINE: THEIR RELATIONSHIPS IN TURBOT (Scophthalmus maxímus L. GROWTH: FIRST RESULTS.

Fernández-Pato, C. (Carlos); Martínez-Tapia, I. (Inmaculada); Sola, E. (Esperanza)

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FATTY ACIDS, a-TOCOFEROL AND L-CARNITINE: THEIR RELATIONSHIPS IN TURBOT (Scophthalmus maxímus L. GROWTH: FIRST RESULTS.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 25 Jun 2013 Spain English Publisher:Centro Oceanográfico de Santander

Authors: Fernández-Pato, C. (Carlos); Martínez-Tapia, I. (Inmaculada); Sola, E. (Esperanza);

handle: 10261/313980 , 10508/1108

FATTY ACIDS, a-TOCOFEROL AND L-CARNITINE: THEIR RELATIONSHIPS IN TURBOT (Scophthalmus maxímus L. GROWTH: FIRST RESULTS.

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The effect that the administration of diets rich in essential fattyacids has on growth in weight of turbot (S. maxímus), contrasted with non-enriched diets supplemented with a-tocoferol, and at two different levels of administration of l-carnitine has be en studied. The weight of individual s corresponding to the different levels of treatment is analysed using MANOVA of repeated measures, resulting in significant differences between the different treatments, with p

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Spanish Institute of Oceanography
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Keywords

Acuicultura, Centro Oceanográfico de Santander, Scophthalmus maximus, alfa-tocoferol, L-carnitine, Growth, Fatty acids, Turbot

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