The Focus on Core Genetic Factors That Regulate Hepatic Injury in Cattle Seems to Be Important for the Dairy Sector’s Long-Term Development
<p id="p1">The cattle during the perinatal period, as well as malnutrition, generate oxidative stress which leads to high culling rates of calves after calving across the world. Although metabolic diseases have such a negative impact on the welfare and economic value of dairy cattle, that becomes a...
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IntechOpen
2022
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