In vivo measures of mammary development in gestating gilts.

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In vivo measures of mammary development in gestating gilts.

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In vivo measures of mammary development in gestating gilts.

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Association between udder morphology and in vitro activity of milk leukocytes in high yielding crossbred cows.

A concordance correlation coefficient to evaluate reproducibility.

Relationship of prepartum udder and teat measurements with subsequent milk production traits in primiparous Nili-Ravi buffaloes.

Feeding a higher plane of nutrition and providing exogenous estrogen increases mammary gland development in Holstein heifer calves.

Examination of weekly mammary parenchymal area by ultrasound, mammary mass, and composition in Holstein heifers reared on 1 of 3 diets from birth to 2 months of age.

Development of a methodology to describe udder conformation in sows.

Impact of diet deprivation and subsequent overallowance during gestation on mammary gland development and lactation performance.

Specific window of prolactin inhibition in late gestation decreases mammary parenchymal tissue development in gilts.

Mammary gland development of dairy heifers fed diets containing increasing levels of metabolisable protein: metabolisable energy.

A cohort study of the associations between udder conformation, milk somatic cell count, and lamb weight in suckler ewes.

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10.2527/JAS2017.1768

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