… of FAA than peptides and protein bound amino acids from the larval gut in the early
stages of marine fish larvae. In the ocean, marine fish larvae obtain a large supply of FAA by …

… amino acid (AA) metabolism of fish larvae and post-larvae, in order to better understand the
AA requirements. The larval … When turbot larvae and live food IAA profiles are compared, the …

… gut emphasising the intestinal digestion of proteins and absorption of amino acids (AA) as
well … discuss amino acid utilization in fish larvae in relation to the availability of amino acids in …

… The purpose of this study was to determine the content of free and total amino acids of the
most common food organisms of fish larvae. The effects of size and fasting on the amino acid …

… Rotifers and Artemia are the preys widely used in the rearing of fish larvae. Several studies
on fish larval nutrition have focused on the highly unsaturated fatty acids, especially the n-3 …

… and efficiency of digestive function of marine fish larvae. For studies on the hormonal control…
and free amino acids from the lumen of the digestive tract into the tissues of larval fish and …

… of developing eggs and larvae of halibut and cod, it is proposed that free amino acids (FAA) …
marine fishes. An exogenous supply of FAA seems necessary when the reserves of the larva …

… , larval fish begin exogenous feeding on various planktonic organisms that are, as mentioned
earlier, rich in FAA. The developing fish larvae … marine fish larvae: are free amino acids the …

… food provided on the amino acid profile of larvae, was tested in two marine fish species, the
… of one or more amino acids that could be used as indicators of nutritional condition of larvae. …

… and amino acid (AA) requirements of fish larvae is limited. The major differences compared
to larger fish … necessary for rapid larval growth dictate a higher AA requirement during the …