Body condition of gilts at the end of gestation affects their mammary development.

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In vivo measures of mammary development in gestating gilts.Differences in body condition of gilts that are maintained from mating to the end of gestation affect mammary development.TRIENNIAL LACTATION SYMPOSIUM/BOLFA: Adipokines affect mammary growth and function in farm animals.

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Body condition of gilts at the end of gestation affects their mammary development.

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