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T1  - Dietary protein and carbohydrate modify volatile fatty acid (VFA) profile in canine faeces 
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UR  - URN:NBN:fi-fe201804208173; http://hdl.handle.net/10138/14255 
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A1  - Huurinainen, Outi 
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PB  - Helsingfors universitet 
Y1  - 2009 
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AB  - Microbiota inhabiting the colon fermentate carbohydrates, proteins and endogenous substrates to volatile fatty acids (VFA) and produce energy for the microbial growth. Because all species of bacteria ferment some component of the digesta and produce various VFAs, alterations in microflora may modify these fermentative end products. Thus, measuring the amount and type of VFA produced gives an instrument which reflects changes in the bacterial microbiota of the intestine.

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KW  - diet composition; volatile fatty acid; intestinal microbiota; animal health; dieetti; haihtuva rasvahappo; suolistomikrobisto; Internal Medicine; Sisätautioppi; Internmedicin 
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