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That's covered in the paper. The in vitro test was on bacterial samples that do that very fermentation and measured the output of nutrients (fatty acids) that c
by the8472 10y ago
That's covered in the paper. The in vitro test was on bacterial samples that do that very fermentation and measured the output of nutrients (fatty acids) that can be absorbed by the animals.
I.e. shutting down the methanogenesis does not shut down all fermentation, it just takes other pathways. It is not an essential component.
- jessaustin 10y agoWow I guess this is why I'm not a biochemist; I wouldn't have thought that was possible. This might be something to look for at the feed store in another decade or so...