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Such complex diets have their own problems of contamination. Contamination from protein sources can be avoided by acid washing, by substituting chemically pure amino acid mixtures or by using ruminant animal species that can synthesize much of their protein needs from chemically pure urea.
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Milk powder 250 Casein, high protein 200 150 Ground corn, acid washed 673 230 Non-nutritive fiber 50 Dextrose, anhydrous 142.5 Corn oil 100 Soybean oil 70 CaCo 3 15 14 KH 2 PO 4 10 4 Choline bitartrate 2.5 A vitamin mix in cornstarch and a mineral mix in dextrose was added to the rat diet to furnish all known miconutrient requirements. The chick diet was slightly different to meet requirements of that species.
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403-409 in Trace Substances in Environmental HealthX, Proceedings of the University of Missouri's Tenth Annual Conference on Trace Substances in Environmental Health, D.D. Hemphill, ed.
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1967. A controlled environment system for new trace element deficiencies.
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