Intra-Amnionic Threonine Administered to Chicken Embryos Reduces <i>Salmonella</i> Enteritidis Cecal Counts and Improves Posthatch Intestinal Development

<div>Relative expression of mucin (<i>MUC2</i>) and immunoglobulin A (<i>IgA</i>) mRNA at hatch (a) and two days of age (b) in broilers supplemented with Thr <i>in ovo</i> (NT: 0.0% Thr; T: 3.5% Thr). The error bars represent the standard deviation.</div>

Journal of Immunology Research

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Figure 2: Intra-Amnionic Threonine Administered to Chicken Embryos Reduces <i>Salmonella</i> Enteritidis Cecal Counts and Improves Posthatch Intestinal Development 

Figure 2 | Intra-Amnionic Threonine Administered to Chicken Embryos Reduces Salmonella Enteritidis Cecal Counts and Improves Posthatch Intestinal Development 