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Creator:: Alpan, Suleyman Orhan
Abstract:: The objective of this study was to investigate the influence of dietary magnesium, potassium and nitrogen on hypomagnesemia. Rats and dairy cattle were used as experimental animals. In the rat experiments, 270 albino rats, Mus norvegicus albinus, were used on 27 synthetic diets consisting of three levels each of casein...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: in hypomagnesemia AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF SULEYMAN ORHAN ALPAN for the Ph. D. in ANIMAL

Creator:: Klett, Ramon Hollis
Abstract:: The objective of this study was to compare the total collection (in vivo), nylon bag, and in vitro digestibility techniques under standardized conditions. Twin steers were used simultaneously to measure the digestibility of five rations consisting of the following ratios of alfalfa hay to steamed roller barley: 4:0 (I), 3:1...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: completed (Alpan, 1965; and Smith, 1963). Nylon Bag Technique In vivo digestion trials are prohibitive

Creator:: Pryor, William Joseph
Abstract:: A Cr₂0₃, and cellulose fibre mixture was used with cattle, in three grazing and two semi-restricted experiments, to study the mode of its excretion, the possibility of using it in a once-daily dosing and grab-sample regime to estimate fecal output and in a field experiment to test a hypothesis involving...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: five. Alpan ( 1965) used CrrOa-Cellulose to estirnate fecal output of three stall-fed dairy cows by

Creator:: Khorani, Mona
Abstract:: Metabolomics has recently gained momentum in biomolecule research and complements the genomics and proteomics research space. Metabolomics strives to detect, identify, and quantify all metabolites present in biological samples. In particular, biomolecular analysis using ultra-performance liquid chromatography combined with mass spectrometry (UPLC-MS) has become increasingly important for metabolomic analyses. Similarly,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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