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Published: December 21, 2017
By: Alfredo J. Escribano
Recently, Schäfers et al. (2017) published his study determining the effects of conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) and vitamin E as well as their interaction on biochemical and hematological variables and on leukocyte populations and their functionality. They assigned 59 German Holstein cows between the 2nd and 9th lactation to 4 dietary groups in a 2 × 2 factorial design with the factors CLA and vitamin E. In conclusion, the impairment of immune function caused by calving was more severe in cows in =3rd parity than in younger cows. However, neither vitamin E nor CLA supplementation was successful to stabilize parity or parturition related variance in hematological and immunological traits.
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Shifali Sharma
29 de marzo de 2019
good feed is used to increase milk quantity.
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