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Archives: Colab Studies

Colab Studies

Short communication: The effect of heat treatment of bovine colostrum on the concentration of oligosaccharides in colostrum and in the intestine of neonatal male Holstein calves

Fischer AJ, Malmuthuge N, Guan LL, Steele MA.

Characterization of the colostrum and transition milk proteomes from primiparous and multiparous Holstein dairy cows

Fahey MJ, Fischer AJ, Steele MA, Greenwood SL.

Effect of colostrum feeding strategies on the expression of neuroendocrine genes and active gut mucosa-attached bacterial populations in neonatal calves

Hromádková J, Suzuki Y, Pletts S, Pyo J, Ma T, Chen Y, Steele MA, Guan LL.

The effect of tube versus bottle feeding colostrum on immunoglobulin G absorption, abomasal emptying, and plasma hormone concentrations in newborn calves; describes passive transfer of feeding 200 g IgG

Desjardins-Morrissette M, van Niekerk JK, Haines D, Sugino T, Oba M, Steele MA.

A Narrative Review on the Unexplored Potential of Colostrum as a Preventative Treatment and Therapy for Diarrhea in Neonatal Dairy Calves

Carter HSM, Renaud DL, Steele MA, Fischer-Tlustos AJ, Costa JHC.

Effects of a low- or high-frequency colostrum feeding protocol on immunoglobulin G absorption in newborn calves; shows that 2 feedings within 12 hours works as good as three feedings within 12 hours

Lopez AJ, Yohe TT, Echeverry-Munera J, Nagorske M, Renaud DL, Steele MA.

Hot topic: Accuracy of refractometry as an indirect method to measure failed transfer of passive immunity in dairy calves fed colostrum replacer and maternal colostrum; shows limitations of refractometers

Lopez AJ, Steele MA, Nagorske M, Sargent R, Renaud DL.

Transcriptome analysis revealed that delaying first colostrum feeding postponed ileum immune system development of neonatal calves

Song Y, Sun H, He Z, Fischer-Tlustos A, Ma T, Steele M, Guan LL.

Evaluation of the effects of colostrum replacer supplementation of the milk replacer ration on the occurrence of disease, antibiotic therapy, and performance of pre-weaned dairy calves

Chamorro MF, Cernicchiaro N, Haines DM.

Passive transfer of colostral leukocytes: A benefit/risk analysis; Discusses weakness of notion calves must receive white blood cells from Dam for survival;

Ellis J.

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