Dietary cholesterol supplementation improves growth and behavioral response of pigs selected for genetically high and low serum cholesterol.

P A Schoknecht; S Ebner; W G Pond; S Zhang; V McWhinney; W W Wong; P D Klein; M Dudley; J Goddard-Finegold; H J Mersmann

doi:10.1093/jn/124.2.305

Dietary cholesterol supplementation improves growth and behavioral response of pigs selected for genetically high and low serum cholesterol.

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