2018
DOI: 10.29261/pakvetj/2018.087
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Association of Prepartum Hypoleptinemia and Postpartum Subclinical Ketosis in Holstein Dairy Cows

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“…During the experimental trials, the experimental cows were reared in a closed dairy herd and divided into two groups according to the plasma BHBA concentration and other metabolic indicators of ketosis. The basis of cow inclusion criteria was: if the cows' plasma BHBA concentration was greater than 1.2 mM on one and more times out of six blood samples, they were designated as the SK group (He et al, 2018;, If the experimental Holstein cows' plasma BHBA concentrations were below 1.0 mM in six blood samples, they were assigned as the NK group in combination with paired parameters. Paired design was used in both experiments.…”
Section: Selection Criteria Of Sk and Healthy Control (Nk) Holstein Cowsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…During the experimental trials, the experimental cows were reared in a closed dairy herd and divided into two groups according to the plasma BHBA concentration and other metabolic indicators of ketosis. The basis of cow inclusion criteria was: if the cows' plasma BHBA concentration was greater than 1.2 mM on one and more times out of six blood samples, they were designated as the SK group (He et al, 2018;, If the experimental Holstein cows' plasma BHBA concentrations were below 1.0 mM in six blood samples, they were assigned as the NK group in combination with paired parameters. Paired design was used in both experiments.…”
Section: Selection Criteria Of Sk and Healthy Control (Nk) Holstein Cowsmentioning
confidence: 99%