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Immune cells phenotype and bioenergetic measures in CD4+ T cells differ between high and low feed efficient dairy cows.

Scientific reports - 10 Jul 2024

Arshad Usman, Kennedy Katherine M, Cid de la Paz Malena, Kendall Sophia J, Cangiano Lautaro R, White Heather M

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Identifying sources of variance that contribute to residual feed intake (RFI) can aid in improving feed efficiency. The objectives of this study were to investigate immune cells phenotype and bioenergetic measures in CD4+ T cells in low feed efficient (LE) and high feed efficient (HE) dairy cows. Sixty-four Holstein cows were enrolled at 93 ± 22 days in milk (DIM) and monitored for 7 weeks to measure RFI. Cows...

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PMID: 38987567
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-66345-x
PMCID: PMC11237092

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