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Balance data were analyzed using a general linear model procedure with horse, period and treatment as main effects.
Serum Cu data were analyzed using the general linear model procedure with horse, treatment and period as main effects and time as the repeated variable.
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Mixed-effect regression analysis was implemented by using the mixed linear model procedure with restricted maximum likelihood (REML) estimation method.
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The mixed model procedure deals with missing values by assuming them to be missing at random without removing the individual from the dataset.
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