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metabolize
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The NRC (1996) has a feed library with RUP included in evaluating diets for meeting requirements for metabolizable protein.
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Using tagatose in foods would reduce the amount of metabolizable sugars in the diet as well as provide the desirable prebiotic effect.
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Dry matter (DM); Neutral detergent fiber (NDF); Ethereal extract (EE); Mineral matter (MM); * Metabolizable energy (ME)--estimated by NRC (1996).
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