Fecal ammonia, urea, volatile fatty acid and lactate levels in dairy cows and their pathophysiological significance during diarrhea

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• 2005-12-01

著者

• SATO Hiroshi

  School of Materials Engineering, Purdue University

• Nakajima Junko

  Horonobe Animal Clinic Center Rumoi Agricultural Mutual Aid Association

• Sato Hiroshi

  School Of Human Welfare Studies Kwansei Gakuin University

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