Plane of nutrition affects growth rate, organ size and skeletal muscle satellite cell activity in newborn calves.

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A D Ealy

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A M Reeg

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J S Bradley

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M E MacGhee

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S E Johnson

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S R McCoski

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10.1111/JPN.12568

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