The effect of supplementing vitamin C and sodium to
diets on the fatty acid profile of goose egg yolk lipids

The study was conducted on 21 one-year-old Zatorska geese (3 groups of 7 birds each) during the laying period. The geese were fed unsupplemented diet or diet supplemented with 200 mg vitamin C/kg or vitamin C and sodium. Forty-five eggs were evaluated. Feeding geese with vitamin C-supplemented feeds increased the linoleic and docosahexaenoic acid contents and reduced the n-6/n-3 PUFA ratio, whereas the addition of sodium had only a slight inﬂuence on the fatty acid profile of egg yolk lipids.

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Irynei Ratych — Doctor of Agricultural Sciences, Associate Member of the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences
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