… Although more than 200 amino acids occur in nature, only about 20 amino acids are … (indispensable)
amino acids that cannot be synthesized by fish. The 10 essential amino acids that …

… eggs from various latitudes contain up to 50% of the total amino acid pool as free amino acids
(… roles amino acids play in the nutritional physiology of the early life stages of marine fish. …

… focus of fish nutrition research. … Amino acids are potentially important ingredients for these
two types of feeds. This review summarizes current knowledge on roles of AA in fish nutrition …

… Measurement of amino acid losses in fish or shrimp under protein-free feeding or fasted …
on the obligatory amino acid losses. Drawing from whole body amino acid losses when fed a …

… for the understanding of various aspects of fish nutrition and biology, as well as for developing
cost-effective aquafeeds and feeding methods. Fish have been categorized as herbivores, …

… egg and fish muscle. The amino acid profile of fish muscle provides a useful first approximation
of the amino acid requirement of the young, growing fish in which the greatest proportion …

… This chapter focuses on fish nutrition. Most fish are carnivorous, especially in the marine
environment, where they are sited at the head of a chain stemming from phytoplankton through …

… quantify the amino acid requirement necessary to maximize the utilization (deposition) of …
amino acids. In summary, indispensable amino acid requirements for maximum growth in fish …

… Fish is an important dietary source of quality animal proteins … amino acids and play important
role in human nutrition. In the present investigation, crude protein content and amino acid …

… the amino acids and protein requirements of fish. Proteins are the major organic material in
fish tissue, making … Fish consume protein to obtain amino acids. A regular intake of protein or …