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    Protein requirements of early-weaned Dorper crossbred female lambs by Tao MA, Kai-dong DENG, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG, Bing-wen SI, Gui-shan XU, Qi-yu DIAO

    Published 2017-05-01

    The net protein (NP) and metabolizable protein (MP) requirements of Dorper crossbred female lambs from 20 to 35 kg body weight (BW) were assessed in a comparative slaughter trial. Thirty-five Dorper×thin-tailed Han crossbred lambs weaned at approximately 50 d of age ((19.1±2.37) kg of BW) were used....

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    Macromineral requirements of Dorper×thin-tailed Han crossbred female lambs by Shou-kun JI, Gui-shan XU, Qi-yu DIAO, Kai-dong DENG, Cheng-gang JIANG, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG

    Published 2015-08-01

    A comparative slaughter trial was conducted to determine the net mineral requirements for maintenance and growth of Dorper crossbred female lambs raised from 20 to 35 kg of body weight (BW). Thirty-five Dorper×thin-tailed Han crossbred female lambs of (20.3±1.14) kg BW were used: 7 lambs were random...

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    Effects of dietary yeast β-glucan on nutrient digestibility and serum profiles in pre-ruminant Holstein calves by Tao MA, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG, Jiang-peng GUO, Kai-dong DENG, Yi ZHOU, Qiang YUN, Qi-yu DIAO

    Published 2015-04-01

    This study aimed to investigate the effects of dietary supplementation of yeast β-glucan on the nutrient digestibility and serum profiles in pre-ruminant Holstein calves. Forty-two neonatal Holstein calves ((39.6±4.2) kg) were randomly allotted to six groups, and each was offered one of the followin...

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    Recent advances in nutrient requirements of meat-type sheep in China: A review by Tao MA, Kai-dong DENG, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG, Qi-nan ZHAO, Chang-qing LI, Hai JIN, Qi-yu DIAO

    Published 2022-01-01

    China has the world's largest sheep flock and the largest producer of sheep meat by far. However, the nutrient requirements have not been systemically studied and there is a lack of knowledge of nutrient requirement for meat-type sheep in China. Since 2008, the nutrient requirements of meat-typ...

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    The Effect of Administration of Rutin on Plasma Levels of Estrogen, Prolactin, Growth Hormone and Gene Expression of Their Receptors in Mammary Glands in Ovariectomized Rats by Xu-dong GUO, Qi-yu DIAO, Yue-ying WANG, Yan TU, Kai-dong DENG, Xin-jian WANG, Tong FU, Gui-long YAN

    Published 2012-10-01

    The development of mammary glands, endocrine hormone concentrations and the gene expression of related receptors were measured in ovariectomized virgin rats after adminstration of an estrogen-like plant extract, rutin. Thirty-two ovariectomized virgin Wistar rats were randomly assigned to 4 treatmen...

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    Energy Requirements for Maintenance and Growth of German Mutton Merino Crossbred Lambs by Kai-dong DENG, Qi-yu DIAO, Cheng-gang JIANG, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG, Jie LIU, Tao MA, Yi-guang ZHAO, Gui-shan XU

    Published 2013-04-01

    A comparative slaughter trial and a metabolism trial were conducted to determine the requirement of net energy (NE) and metabolizable energy (ME) by the crossbreed of German Mutton Merino×Inner Mongolia Merino for fattening from 35 to 50 kg of body weight (BW). 49 crossbred female lambs ((33.9±2.3)...

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    Energy requirements of Dorper×thin-tailed Han crossbred ewes during non-pregnancy and lactation by Can LOU, Bing-wen SI, Kai-dong DENG, Tao MA, Cheng-gang JIANG, Yan TU, Nai-feng ZHANG, Shou-kun JI, Dan-dan CHEN, Qi-yu DIAO

    Published 2015-12-01

    This experiment was conducted to investigate the energy requirement of Dorper×thin-tailed Han crossbred ewes during non-pregnancy and lactation. Fifteen ewes after parturition were randomly assigned to three treatments: ad libitum (100%) feed intake and 80 or 60% ad libitum intake, and another nine...

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