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Comparison Of Volumetric Urine Collection Versus Single-sample Urine Collection In Horses Consuming Diets Varying In Cation-anion Balance.
To determine daily variation in urinary clearance and fractional excretion (FE) of electrolytes and minerals within and between horses and to compare volumetric and single-sample urine collection for determining FE values of diets with a range of dietary cation-anion balance (DCAB).
Vitamin A Status Of Neonatal Foals Assessed By Serum Retinol Concentration And A Relative Dose Response Test
Greiwe-Crandell KM, SD Kronfeld, LS Gay, D Sklan, PA Harris. 1996. Vitamin A status of neonatal foals assessed by serum retinol concentration and a relative dose response test. Pferdeheilkunde 12(3):181-183. The objective of the study was to evaluate the vitamin A status of the newborn foal. Serum retinol and the relative dose response (RDR) test […]
Seasonal Vitamin A Depletion In Grazing Horses Is Assessed Better By The Relative Dose Response Test Than By Serum Retinol Concentration
Vitamin A influences growth and reproduction in horses. A retinol dose response (RDR) test for retinol has been shown to be better than serum retinol concentration for assessing vitamin A status in other species, so we have compared these two methods in the horse.
Criteria To Evaluate Bone Mineralization In Cattle: Noninvasive Techniques
n experiment was conducted to evaluate the capabilities of dual photon absorptiometry (PA), radiographic photometry (RP), and ultrasound (U) to estimate bone mineral content (BMC) and bone strength of a group of bovine third metacarpals (McIII).
The Use Of Non-invasive Techniques To Estimate Bone Mineral Content And Breaking Strength In Beef Cattle
Williams, S. N., L. A. Lawrence, L. R. McDowell and N. S. Wilkinson. 1987. The use of non-invasive techniques to estimate bone mineral content and breaking strength in beef cattle. J. Amin. Sci. 65 (Suppl. 1):492.
Investigation Of Ultrasonic Technique For Prediction Of Bone Mineral Content
Lawrence, L. A., E. A. Ott and S. N. Williams. 1986. Investigation of ultrasonic technique for prediction of bone mineral content. J. Anim. Sci. 63(Suppl. 1)215.
A Comparison Of Two Non-invasive Techniques To Evaluate Bone Mineral Status In Leghorn Hens Fed Two Dietary Calcium Levels
Miles, R. D., L. A. Lawrence, D. R. Campbell, F. S. Pipers and J. Brown. 1986. A comparison pf two non-invasive techniques to evaluate bone mineral status in Leghorn hens fed two dietary calcium levels. Poultry Sci. 65 (Suppl. 1):94.
The Use Of Non-invasive Techniques To Predict Bone Mineral Content And Bone Strength In The Horse
Lawrence, L. A. and E. A. Ott 1985. The use of non-invasive techniques to predict bone mineral content and bone strength in the horse. Proc. Equine Nutr. Physiol. Soc. 9:110. Photon absorption, radiographic photometry and ultrasound were tested on a common group of equine metacarpals to determine their ability to predict bone mineral content (BMC) […]
Photon Absorption As A Technique For Estimating Bone Density In The Bovine
Williams, S. N., L. A. Lawrence, L. R. McDowell, N. S. Wilkinson and R. Tesar. 1985. Photon absorption as a technique for estimating bone density in the bovine. Florida Sci. 48:5.
Estimating Bone Mineral Content And Predicting Bone Strength In The Horse Using Ultrasound
Lawrence, L. A., E. A. Ott G. J. Miller. 1985. Estimating bone mineral content and predicting bone strength in the horse using ultrasound. Florida Sci. 48:5.