ArticlePoultry science2026
The dynamic requirements of tryptophan in the broilers at different growing stages under low-protein diets.
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The experiment was conducted to clarify the dynamic requirement of tryptophan (Trp) in broilers under low-protein diets and construct a prediction model based on the Trp requirement. A total of 1080 male and 1080 female Arbor Acres broilers at 0 d old were randomly assigned to 6 treatments and allotted to 3 stages: 0 to 14 d starter, 15 to 28 d grower, and 29 to 42 d finisher. The birds in the control group (group NC) were fed with conventional protein diets with nutrient levels formulated to breeder recommendations. The experimental groups (groups Ⅰ to Ⅴ) were fed low-protein diets with different Trp levels which were 80% (group Ⅰ), 90% (group Ⅱ), 100% (group Ⅲ), 110% (group Ⅳ) and 120% (group Ⅴ) of NC group, respectively. The results showed that the optimal response dose of Dig.Trp/Dig.Lys was 0.172 to 0.175 for female broilers, 0.163 to 0.170 for male broilers in starter stage; 0.167 to 0.175 for female broilers, 0.168 to 0.176 for male broilers in grower stage; 0.175 to 0.177 for female broilers in finisher stage. The dynamic model of Dig.Trp/Dig.Lys daily requirement on average metabolic BW and ADG was y = 0.835 × BW
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