| Threonine | CJ Bio | Threonine is usually the second-or third-limiting amino acid in a cereal-based diet fed to most animals. As an essential amino acid, Threonine is not synthesized for most animals. Hence, it must be ingested through the diet containing it. Threonine is th...Vea Mas Threonine is usually the second-or third-limiting amino acid in a cereal-based diet fed to most animals. As an essential amino acid, Threonine is not synthesized for most animals. Hence, it must be ingested through the diet containing it. Threonine is the second or third most rapidly depleted essential amino acid after lysine in animals. It helps maintain an adequate protein composition that promotes sound animal growth, and is involved in antibody creation that enhances the performance of the cardiovascular, digestive, central nervous, and immune systems. L-Threonine is produced by a fermentation process and contributes to promote the growth of livestock, livestock industry cost reduction, and environmental conservation. Vea Menos |
