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我们可以从牛奶中红外光谱中获得乳牛慢性压力生物标志物的信息吗?

C Grelet1, H Simon1, J Leblois2

  • 1Walloon Agricultural Research Center, 5030 Gembloux, Belgium.

Journal of dairy science
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PubMed
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牛奶中红外光谱 (MIR) 可以预测奶牛的慢性压力. 定性模型实现了71%的毛皮质醇和73%的血液果糖胺准确度,有助于评估动物福利.

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