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afs-72635	Suomi, Kaija; Alaviuhkola, Timo; Valaja, Jarmo; Kankare, Veikko; Kemppinen, Asmo	Effects of milk fat, unhydrogenated and partially hydrogenated vegetable oils on fat metabolism of growing pigs: I. Growth, feed utilization and carcass quality in pigs fed different fats and oils	1993	7	.pdf	application/pdf	3835	256	68	The inclusion of high levels of animal fat (technical pig fat) into the diets also increased the content of unsaturated fatty acids, especially oleic acid and linoleic acid in the body fat (Madsen 1983). Finl. 2 (1993) https://www.c-info.fi/en/info/?token=KGDpmAuZWrrRg85N.gVqR2nSeOnYOqKuCwwDegA.4FmHN75PRtsvlOvsEWVjVLBmfs3zAq1q0IyJEwXiFiWo3cy7Ka6a-uCNczdcgzwGy0ZquxP-_u3JWPaaVFdrBZ-62y7AeWtk9c6cB-GQmEzgDgdNsOUQmPYBCHnhXP2--crGI5mOTn2J6X_09xmWryJtdylXiD9ZSXW32pbCOxM9wKIB6jlKVF-sEo-Yq1FtoBsht1jGXdkrf4I1KRM1t8RV13SYs00hhWo6P2F-KIS_Hj3F_YD7eBUQVpc-Zzv7hAAv5gAYelOPFQhb_VUYqCxRdsNVB-AtUCZebF-c5dnHRJZr5Uvz-RINm3a9Yio2NiL5E2cRPSH4oyTj9nuoTrLseiw without the addition of dietary fat on a barley based diet because of the 2% fat content of barley, 60% is in the form of linoleic acid (Madsen 1983).	cache/afs-72635.pdf	txt/afs-72635.txt