
pmid: 6492064
handle: 10779/lincoln.24409354.v2
Variable results were obtained when the starch digestion test was carried out on a suspected case of malassimilation in a horse. In order to re-evaluate this test, 15 starch digestion tests were carried out using 4 horses. Results showed a marked variation in the increase in plasma glucose levels between individual horses and especially between poor and good condition horses when the dose of starch was based on body mass. Results also suggest that a fixed dose of starch may give more consistent results.
Blood Glucose, Time Factors, Intestinal Absorption, Animals, Digestion, Starch, Horses
Blood Glucose, Time Factors, Intestinal Absorption, Animals, Digestion, Starch, Horses
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