| Literature DB >> 727586 |
R Ruppanner, B B Norman, C J Adams, D G Addis, G P Lofgreen, J G Clark, J R Dunbar.
Abstract
The concentration of 19 mineral, electrolyte, and biochemical components in blood serum of 114 calves under feedlot conditions were measured or calculated over a 58-day period (2 days before and 56 days during a feed trail). The purpose was to evaluate the variability in the concentration of these components over time. The blood was collected on 7 sampling dates and analyzed on the day following sampling. Generally, the serum concentrations of the components that were measured varied considerably over the first 3 weeks of the feeding period and then had a tendency to level off during the 2nd part of that period.Entities:
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Year: 1978 PMID: 727586
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Am J Vet Res ISSN: 0002-9645 Impact factor: 1.156