Hakeem J. Kadhim1*, Iman J. Hasan2
...owth-related peptide and mucin2, an indicator of intestinal health, in broilers. We added two percentages of turmeric (0.5% and 1%) to the standard diet, categorizing them as turmeric 0.5% and turmeric 1%, and compared the results with the control group (turmeric 0.0%). Gene expression analysis was conducted anterior pituitary (APit): liver, and intestine. The results showed that body weight gain was higher in the turmeric-treated groups, and feed conversion r...
