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    Vázquez-Añón M, González-Esquerra R, Saleh E, Hampton T, Ritcher S, Firman J, Knight CD.
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  • 39. Methionine sources at different dietary levels alters the growth and expression of genes related to homocysteine remethylation in the jejunum of broilers.
    Felix TMS, Souza CS, Santos SCL, Campos DB, Aggrey SE, Guerra RR, Silva JHV.
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    Guo L, Li R, Zhang YF, Qin TY, Li QS, Li XX, Qi ZL.
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