Lysine 

Lysine is a kind of amino acid, which cant be compounded automatically in the animal body. It plays an important role in metabolism. It is indispensable for lysine to compound brain nerve, generative cell core protein and hemoglobin. The growing animals are keen to lack of lysine. The faster animals grow, the more lysine animals need. So it is called growing amino acid.

Among most kinds of grain such as rice, wheat, barlcy, corn and so on, the content of lysine is small. The animals body cannot make full use of amino acid, the rest of which is only decomposed into carbamide and discharged outside with lack of it, even if other amino acid has higher content. So these nutritive ingredients are wasted owing to ineffective absorption. At the same time, the animals discharging burden is increased.

Most of the animal feed consists of two parts, one part is all kinds of the grain or remainders after valuables in grain are extracted, which is the base substance of feed. The other one is part of dregs. Although dregs has many amino acids, the content of all kinds of amino acids is not balance. All kinds of dregs except sobean dregs lack of Lysine. So Lysine must be added to the feed based on grains so that its content can balance and the practical utilities can be increased.

Lysine has the function of increasing the practical utilities of feed, improving the meat quality and promoting the growth of animals.

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