The effect of dietary supplements and alternative feeds on macaca-mulatta's metabolism

The research objective was the determination of digestibility and use of nutrients of diets of feeding with fish meal, dry chlorella and dietary supplements in the form of “Bactistatin”, chlorella suspension and depleted deuterium water. On the base of FSBRE ‘Research Institute of Medical Primatology' physiological experiment on 30 heads of primate's males of the species macaca-mulatta was made. 6 groups aged from 7 till 15 years up to 5 heads in a group, by the method of couples of analogs by a form, an origin, age and physiological state, in the conditions of the cage keeping were created. The received results were processed statistically and expressed as arithmetic averages and their standard mistakes. Statistical importance of distinctions was defined by one-factorial dispersive analysis with subsequent aposterior comparisons on Dannett's method and Student's t-criterion. The distinctions were considered reliable at the level of statistical importance of p