Nutritionally induced cellular signals that affect skeletal integrity in swine

Published: July 29, 2014
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Introduction Insights into skeletal integrity gained from an accidental omission of vitamin D. A recent escalation in lameness and mortality issues in the U.S. swine industry (Madson et al., 2012) were attributed to hypovitaminosis D. An explanation for the abrupt increase in clinical cases of vitamin D deficiency in commercial swine is not apparent. The swine industry has alleviated some of...
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Thomas Crenshaw
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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Allan Schinckel
Purdue University (USA)
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12 de agosto de 2014
good article -
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