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Table 1.

Ingredients and calculated nutrient levels (%) of experimental diets.

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Table 2.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on β-glucan molecular weight in ileal content of broiler chickens.

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Table 3.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on the viscosity of ileal supernatant in broiler chickens.

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Table 4.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on ileal digesta short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens at 28 days of age (Experiment 1).

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Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on caecal short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens aged 28 days (Experiment 1).

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Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal pH of broiler chickens at day 28 (Experiment 1).

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Table 7.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal tissue weights and lengths (proportional to body weight) of broiler chickens at d 28 (Experiment 1).

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Table 8.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal content and organ weights as a percentage of body weight of broiler chickens at d 28 (Experiment 1).

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Table 9.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on body weight gain, feed intake and feed efficiency of broiler chickens (Experiment 1).

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Fig 1.

Beta-glucan molecular weight distribution in soluble ileal digesta from 11 d broilers fed 60% hulless barley diets in Experiment 2.

Blue lines denote point 1e4 on the x-axis and red lines indicate the Mp of the distribution curve. (A) Without medication, 0% β-glucanase (B) Without medication, 0.1% β-glucanase (C) With medication, 0% β-glucanase.

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Table 10.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on ileal short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens aged 11 days (Experiment 2).

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Table 11.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on caecal short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens aged 11 days (Experiment 2).

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Table 12.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on ileal short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens aged 33 days (Experiment 2).

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Table 13.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on caecal short chain fatty acids of broiler chickens aged 33 days (Experiment 2).

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Table 14.

Effects of diet medication and diet on gastro-intestinal pH of broiler chickens (Experiment 2).

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Table 15.

Effects of medication and β-glucanase on histomorphology responses in the ileum of broiler chickens (Experiment 2).

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Table 16.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal tissue weights and lengths (proportional to body weight) of broiler chickens at day 11 (Experiment 2).

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Table 17.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal tissue weights and lengths (proportional to body weight) of broiler chickens at day 33 (Experiment 2).

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Table 18.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal content and organ weights as a percentage of body weight of broiler chickens at day 11 (Experiment 2).

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Table 19.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on gastro-intestinal content and organ weights as a percentage of body weight of broiler chickens at day 33 (Experiment 2).

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Table 20.

Effects of diet medication and β-glucanase on body weight gain, feed intake and feed efficiency of broiler chickens vaccinated for coccidiosis (Experiment 2).

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