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T300 Effect of an exogenous brolytic enzyme on in vivo digestibility of King grass hay. J. H. Avellaneda-Cevallos * 1, G. Quintana-Zamora 1, F. Espinoza-Torrico 1, O. Montaez-Valdez 2, I. Espinoza-Guerra1, R. Luna-Murillo1, S. Gonzlez-Muoz3, and J. Turez-Cobea1, 1Facultad de Ciencias Pecuarias, Unidad de Investigacin Cientica y Tecnolgica, Universidad Tcnica Estatal de Quevedo, Quevedo, Los Rios, Ecuador, 2Divison de Bienestar y Desarrollo Regional, Departamento de Desarrollo Regional, Universidad de Guadalajara, Ciudad Guzmn, Municipio de Zapotln, Jalisco, Mxico, 3Colegio de Postgraduados, Texcoco, Estado de Mxico, Mxico. The effect of a enzymatic fibrolytic exogenous compound in the digestibility in vivo DIV ; , and nitrogen balance in sheep fed with hay of King grass Pennisetum hydridum ; cut at 35 and 70 days was evaluated. Four Pelibuey Chatadin sheep were used 354 Kg BW ; in Latin square design with a 22 factorial treatment arrangement two cutting dates and two levels of enzymes; 0 and 1 g of Fibrozyme Kg of DM ; Four treatments were established: T1: King grass cut at 35 d with enzyme; T2: King grass cut at 35 d without enzyme; T3: King grass cut at 70 d with enzyme; T4: King grass cut at 70 d without enzyme. The DIV of DM T1: 67.04a, T2: 68.25a, T3: 65.08a, T4: 64.33; P 0.05; SEM 2.59 ; , OM T1: 72.13a, T2: 75.01a, T3: 69.04b, T4: 68.38b; P 0.05; SEM 1.31 ; and protein T1: 68.06a, T2: 69.59a, T3: 58.66b, T4: 58.84b; P 0.05; SEM 2.22 ; was substantial on the hay cut at 35 d compared to the hay cut at 70 d, which was not inuenced by the enzyme brolytic exogenous compound. The retention of nitrogen was superior P 0.05 ; for the 35 vs 70 hay without being inuenced by the enzyme compound. In conclusion the enzyme brous exogenous do not affect the digestion of the nutrients in the King grass hay. Key Words: King Grass Hay, Fibrolytic Enzymes, Digestibility. 29 ; * GESTUREx LANDMARK1 PAST GESTUREy LANDMARK2 In a sequence gesturex gesturey , landmark1 of gesturex is not later than landmark2 of gesturey The constraints * C CENTER PAST V ONSET and * V OFFSET PAST C CENTER prevent a vowel from overlapping any consonant more than halfway. This limits the degree to which a vowel can extend across a consonant cluster and hence be heard during the release, if any. When these constraints are high-ranked, release in a consonant cluster is not colored by an adjacent vowel. At this point, we have four constraints that apply to any given CCV or VCC cluster. Tableau 30 ; demonstrates how these constraints evaluate output candidates for the input Alk . The representations being evaluated each consist of a gestural score and a segmental string. The phonetic transcription, given in brackets, is parenthetical, to remind the reader how the phasing would sound. It is not part of the representation evaluated by the constraints. The output candidates differ on two parameters: the degree of overlap between the two consonants, and whether the vowel gesture extends to the center of [k] or not. Candidates a ; and b ; have a close transition between consonants, with no release. They differ only in how much the vowel gesture overlaps the cluster. In a ; the vowel extends to the center of [k], which satisfies V OFFSET C] , CENTER. This alignment violates * V OFFSET PAST C CENTER , because the offset of V is later than the center of [l]. In b ; the vowel extends only to the center of [l], satisfying * V OFFSET PAST C CEN TER but violating V OFFSET C] , CENTER . Candidates a ; and b ; would sound similar, except that the vowel and consonants would coarticulate more in a ; due to their greater degree of overlap. Candidates c ; and d ; have the phasing CENTER ONSET between the consonants, which produces a release between them. In c ; , this release is not strongly ; colored by the vowel, since the vowel gesture extends only to the center of [l]. This would describe a language that has open transitions between consonants, but without copy vowel intrusion. In candidate d ; , the vowel overlaps the release between the consonants, and a piece of the vowel gesture is heard as an intrusive copy vowel. There are twenty-four possible rankings of the four constraints; each candidate wins under six rankings.
Bryan Yates, Desmond M Murphy1, Ian A Forrest2, Chris Ward1, Robert M Rutherford, Andrew J Fisher, James L Lordan3, John H Dark and Paul A Corris. The William Leech Centre for Lung Research, The Freeman Hospital, High Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, NE7 7DN. Corresponding Author: Professor Paul A Corris, The William Leech Centre for Lung Research, The Freeman Hospital, High Heaton, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom. NE7 7DN. e-mail: Paul.Corris ncl.ac Telephone: + 44 191 2231148 Fax: + 44 191 2231690 This research was funded by the Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals Special Trustees, European Respiratory Society Fellowships1, Medical Research Council Fellowship2 and the McPhail Trust3. Running Head: Macrolide therapy in BOS. Word Count: 1353 excluding references, legends and abstract ; Descriptor Number: 162. Downloaded from archneurol on July 25, 2007 2000 American Medical Association. All rights reserved and alpha-lipoic.
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