Evaluating the efficacy of maternal bovine appeasing substance on pain outcomes in calves after cautery disbudding and surgical castration [0.03%]
牛妈妈安抚物质对改善烙灶去角和手术去势后犊牛疼痛结果的影响评估研究
Jacob J Schumacher,Eduarda M Bortoluzzi,Madeline R Mancke et al.
Jacob J Schumacher et al.
Castration and disbudding are routine procedures that cause pain and distress in cattle. Maternal Bovine Appeasing Substance (MBAS) is naturally secreted and thought to alleviate stress in cattle. This randomized blinded controlled trial ai...
Short Communication: Anti-Trypsin Activity in bovine colostrum: Influence of animal-related factors, correlation with immunoglobulin G content, and changes during the first 5 days postpartum [0.03%]
抗胰蛋白酶活性与动物相关因素的关系及其与免疫球蛋白G含量的相关性及产后前五天的变化短期通信：牛初乳中的抗胰蛋白酶活性：动物相关因素的影响、与免疫球蛋白G含量的关联以及产后的变化
Lukas Trzebiatowski,Plamen Georgiev,Kathrin Büttner et al.
Lukas Trzebiatowski et al.
A characteristic of bovine colostrum is its anti-trypsin activity, which is hypothesized to protect bioactive compounds from proteolytic digestion, thereby facilitating their effective absorption. The present study aimed to investigate the ...
Genetic Heterogeneity of Residual Variance for Growth traits in American Angus Cattle [0.03%]
美国安格斯牛生长性状残差变异的遗传异质性分析
Sabrina T Amorim,Kelli J Retallick,André Garcia et al.
Sabrina T Amorim et al.
Economic incentives have increased the demand for uniformity in beef production, making it a valuable phenotype for genetic studies. Genetic heterogeneity of residual variance suggests that variability around the mean may have a genetic com...
Postprandial plasma amino acid, glucose, and insulin responses in healthy dogs following the consumption of extruded diets containing cricket powder or poultry meal [0.03%]
健康狗食用富含蟋蟀粉或鸡肉粉的挤压食品后的餐后血浆氨基酸、葡萄糖和胰岛素反应
Larissa Alves Koulicoff,Guanchen Liu,Youhan Chen et al.
Larissa Alves Koulicoff et al.
Crickets are emerging as a high-quality, sustainable protein alternative to traditional animal-based ingredients in canine nutrition. Although some studies have evaluated the apparent total tract digestibility of macronutrients in canine di...
Dietary microalgae Schizochytrium spp and Nannochloropsis gaditana modulate antioxidant and immune-related gene expression in ewes' monocytes and neutrophils [0.03%]
产脂肪微藻Schizochytrium和盐生胶甲藻调节绵羊单核细胞及中性粒细胞抗氧化相关基因的表达
Alexandros Mavrommatis,Panagiota Kyriakaki,Rafaela Andreaki et al.
Alexandros Mavrommatis et al.
The inclusion of microalgae in ruminant nutrition offers a well-documented approach to enhance the n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid (PUFA) profile of animal products while potentially modulating immune and oxidative functions. This study eval...
Bacillus Cell-Free Supernatants Support Canine EpithelialBarrier Function and Stress Adaptation Through Anti-Inflammatory and Anti-Apoptotic Mechanisms [0.03%]
无细胞芽孢杆菌上清液通过抗炎和抗凋亡机制支持犬类上皮屏障功能及压力适应性
Andreea Cornelia Udrea,Katrine Bie Larsen,Adrian Schwarzenberg et al.
Andreea Cornelia Udrea et al.
Disruption of epithelial barrier function and inflammation compromise canine health and wellbeing, particularly in the gastrointestinal tract. Bacillus spp. produce bioactive components, here investigated as cell‑free supernatant (CFS), th...
Low methane phenotype of feedlot steers changes throughout production and depends on diet [0.03%]
育肥牛的低甲烷表型在整个生产过程中会发生变化，并取决于其日粮结构
Melissa S Williams,Stephanie A Terry,Karen A Beauchemin
Melissa S Williams
A better understanding of the variability in methane (CH4; g/day) emissions from beef cattle throughout production is necessary to implement mitigation programs. One hundred Angus crossbred steers were fed diets including either barley sila...
Genetic analysis of High Immune ResponseTM Technology and Relationships with Disease Resilience in Pigs [0.03%]
高免猪遗传分析及其与抗病性的关系研究
Jian Cheng,Julie Schmied,Bonnie Mallard et al.
Jian Cheng et al.
Disease resilience is a viable target for genetic improvement programs in pigs to improve productivity and animal welfare and reduce the use of antibiotics. However, disease resilience is difficult to select for in nucleus breeding programs...