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Addition of 0.13 ppm of selenium as sodium selenite to a semisynthetic diet containing 4% corn oil freed of tocopherol reduced the incidence of encephalomalacia. On the other hand, when 8% corn oil was fed, selenium in levels up to 1.56 ppm had no effect on the proportion of chicks with encephalomalacia. Growth was not affected by addition of selenium.
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