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Chromic oxide was used as an indigestible marker to estimate nutrient flows and digestibility.
Indigestible acid detergent fiber (iADF) was used as an internal marker to estimate apparent nutrient digestibility.
Chromic oxide has long been used as an external marker to estimate faecal dry matter (DM) output.
Chromic oxide was used as marker to estimate fecal and abomasal dry matter flows, and microbial efficiency was determined from purine basis.
Apparent total tract digestibility of dietary nutrients was estimated by collecting fecal samples from the rectum of each cow twice daily from days 15 to 21. Indigestible aNDF was used as an internal marker to estimate apparent diet digestibility in the total tract.
We used the distance between the flanking markers to represent the QTL interval and used the most closely linked marker to estimate the QTL effect.
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