2020
DOI: 10.1007/s00580-020-03184-y
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Serum protein capillary electrophoretic pattern during the neonatal period in dairy calves

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“…Feitosa et al (2001) quantified the serum proteins of calves up to one year of age and observed that the concentration of albumin has a gradual increase, which explains the lower amount of this protein in the plasma at 24 days. In addition, Elkhair (2021) observed lower serum albumin in younger animals, when observing concentrations in animals from birth to 28 d of age. The concentration of BUN was higher in all ages (except 45 d) for animals that consumed fixed starter feed CP content, with a more pronounced pattern in the advanced ages (Figure 6D).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%
“…Feitosa et al (2001) quantified the serum proteins of calves up to one year of age and observed that the concentration of albumin has a gradual increase, which explains the lower amount of this protein in the plasma at 24 days. In addition, Elkhair (2021) observed lower serum albumin in younger animals, when observing concentrations in animals from birth to 28 d of age. The concentration of BUN was higher in all ages (except 45 d) for animals that consumed fixed starter feed CP content, with a more pronounced pattern in the advanced ages (Figure 6D).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 83%