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S Gilani

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Animal growth and developmentAnimal protection (incl. pests and pathogens)

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|Oct 17, 2017

Gene expression and morphological changes in the intestinal mucosa associated with increased permeability induced by short-term fasting in chickens.

S Gilani, G S Howarth, G Nattrass

|Apr 28, 2017

Reduced fasting periods increase intestinal permeability in chickens.

S Gilani, G S Howarth, C D Tran

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