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Amino acid

Lysine

L-Lysine

Mechanism

Lysin ist die erste limitierende essenzielle Aminosäure in typischen Pferderationen. Ist Lysin knapp, kann die Proteinsynthese trotz ausreichender Gesamt-Eiweißmenge limitiert sein. Besonders relevant für Wachstum, Trächtigkeit/Laktation und Muskelaufbau im Training.

Cautions

  • · Useful only when lysine limitation of the ration is established

Sources

NRC 2007NRC — Nutrient Requirements of Horses
PMID:8157522Graham et al. 1994 (J Anim Sci) — Lysin/Threonin bei Jährlingen, Wachstum
PMID:16282616Graham-Thiers & Kronfeld 2005 (J Anim Sci) — Aminosäuren und Muskelmasse beim Pferd

Products containing Lysine

Nerven & Muskel

WES Bodyguard

St. Hippolyt

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Grundversorgung

Magnolythe S100

iWEST

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Nerven & Muskel

Nr. 19 Mordskerl

Dr. Weyrauch

Not orderable →
Hufe

Hoof Aid Special

Cavalor

Not orderable →
Hufe

PROFEET Pellets

NAF

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Hufe

Profi Biotin Plus

Eggersmann

Not orderable →
Leber

E VET heparOforte

Eggersmann

Not orderable →
Elektrolyte

Elytaan

Equistro

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Nerven & Muskel

Elysel Pulver

Pharmakas

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Grundversorgung

Mineral Natur

Pegus

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Gelenke

Kollagen

marstall

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Knowledge connections

Related conditions
Geriatric Weight Loss & Muscle Wasting (Sarcopenia) →first limiting amino acid; discussed in the context of muscle/protein supply in the senior
Journal articles on this compound
All sources in the study library →

Usage note

This content is for information and education. It does not replace veterinary diagnosis or treatment. If your horse shows signs of illness, consult a veterinarian.

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