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Relationships between storage and secretion of hepatic lipids in two breeds of geese with different susceptibility to liver steatosis.

Poultry science - 1 Apr 1997

Fournier E, Peresson R, Guy G, Hermier D

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Susceptibility to liver steatosis was studied in Landes and Poland geese, which are hyper- and hyporesponsive, respectively, to overfeeding. Plasma lipoproteins were characterized at different stages of the overfeeding process, whereas fatty liver composition was determined after completion of overfeeding and slaughtering. Before overfeeding, plasma lipoprotein profile was typical of birds in both breeds, except...

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PMID: 9106888
DOI: 10.1093/ps/76.4.599

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