Different Dietary Levels of Protein to Lipid Ratio Affected Digestive Efficiency, Skeletal Growth, and Muscle Protein in Rainbow Trout Families

Rungruangsak-Torrissen, Krisna; Stien, Lars H.; Daae, Britt S.; Vågseth, Tone; Thorsheim, Grethe B.; Tobin, Declan; Ritola, Ossi

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Different Dietary Levels of Protein to Lipid Ratio Affected Digestive Efficiency, Skeletal Growth, and Muscle Protein in Rainbow Trout Families

Krisna Rungruangsak-Torrissen,¹Lars H. Stien,^1,2,3Britt S. Daae,¹Tone Vågseth,¹Grethe B. Thorsheim,¹Declan Tobin,⁴and Ossi Ritola⁵

Received13 Nov 2008

Revised31 Mar 2009

Accepted15 Apr 2009

Published07 Jun 2009

Abstract

Normal Protein (NP) and High Protein (HP) diets were provided to rainbow trout families from juvenile to maturity. Muscle protein concentration increased during growth and the protein to lipid (P/L) ratio was doubled at late stage with respect to the dietary P/L ratio. The HP-diet fish showed higher protein deposition in body and white muscle, and had lower condition factor due to protein deposition associated more with body length than body weight. Fish growth rates were decreased at maturation, and the HP-diet fish showed lower growth rate including the activity ratio of trypsin to chymotrypsin (T/C ratio) and feed efficiency. Trypsin and chymotrypsin specific activities were related to dietary protein levels, and the T/C ratio was related to intestinal weight and growth rate independent of the enzymes specific activity levels. The families with high growth capacity could double increase white muscle P/L ratio levels, compared to low and medium growth families, if they were fed on HP-diet. The digestive enzyme extracts from high growth families resulted in higher in vitro protein digestibility for all diets. The effect of dietary P/L ratio on digestion, skeletal growth (length) and the white muscle P/L ratio in fish with different growth capacities is illustrated.

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