Evaluating the impact of maternal vitamin D supplementation: I. Sow performance, serum vitamin metabolites, and neonatal muscle characteristics.

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J C Woodworth

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J M DeRouchey

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J R Bergstrom

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J R Flohr

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M D Tokach

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R D Goodband

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10.2527/JAS.2016-0409

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Steve S Dritz

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