Some Biochemical Features of White Muscle Disease in Lambs, and the Influence of Selenium

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Abstract
Typical white muscle disease has been induced in lambs that were normal at weaning but thereafter fed natural dystrophogenic fodder for 2-4 months. Protection from the disease was given by selenium when it was administered regularly as an oral drench, or incorporated into an intraruminal heavy pellet placed in the rumen at weaning.

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