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lonophores, such as salinomycin (SL) and monensin, have been shown to alter favourably ruminal fermentation characteristics and metabolism (Bergen and Bates, 1984, J Anim Sci, 58, 1465-1483 ; Schelling, 1984, J Anim Sci, 58, 1518-1527). The curative effect of SL on coccidiosis (Merchen and Berger, 1985, J Anim Sci, 60, 1338-1346) and feedlot bloat, negative effect on the in vivo total counts of Gram-positive cocci (Hoshino et al, 1986, Jap J Zootech Sci, 57, 833-841 effectiveness in preventing experimentally induced lactic acidosis (Nagaraja et al, 1985, Am J Vet Res, 46, 2444-2452), improved rate of body weight gain (Merchen and Berger, 1985, J Anim Sci, 60, 1338-1346) and feed efficiency (McClure et al, 1980, J Anim Sci, 51, Suppl, 1, 380) have been described. SL has been shown to decrease amino acid brake down (Hoshino et al, 1992, J Anim Sci Technol, 63, 308-309), and this may be due to the inhibitory effect of deamination as has been observed with other

Effect of salinomycin and vitamin B6 on in vitro production of phenylalanine and tyrosine by rumen micro-organisms

Effect of salinomycin and vitamin B₆ on in vitro production of phenylalanine and tyrosine by rumen micro-organisms