Abstract
Effects of Guanidinoacetic Acid on Lean Growth and Methionine Flux in Cattle
Highlights
Creatine serves as an energy source for muscles by storing energy in high-energy phosphate bonds
Responses to guanidinoacetic acid for lean tissue deposition were dependent on the methionine status of the steers
When methionine was supplemented to steers, there was an increase in nitrogen retention when 15 g/day of guanidinoacetic acid was provided
Summary
Creatine serves as an energy source for muscles by storing energy in high-energy phosphate bonds. C. (2020) "Effects of Guanidinoacetic Acid on Lean Growth and Methionine Flux in Cattle," Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Research Reports: Vol 6: Iss. 2. Abstract Objective: To evaluate the effect of supplementing guanidinoacetic acid in the presence or absence of Lmethionine on nitrogen retention (lean tissue growth) when cattle were purposefully maintained under conditions of a methionine deficiency.
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