ArticleFood science & nutrition2022
Ameliorative effects of supranutritional selenium on TLR-4-NF-kB-TNF-α-mediated hepatic oxidative injury and inflammation in goats fed high concentrate diet.
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Abstract
We examined whether surplus dietary selenium (Se) supply could alleviate high concentrate (HC) diet-induced hepatic oxidative stress (OS) and inflammation. Eighteen young goats were distributed into three groups; were fed low (LC, concentrate: forage; 35: 65), high concentrate (HC, 65: 35), or Se-supplemented HC (HCSe, 65: 35 + 0.5 mg Se kg
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