Browsing Animal Sciences electronic theses and dissertations (MU) by Title

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    Age as a factor in animal breeding [2]
    Alleviation of heat stress with Tasco in dairy cows [1]
    Altered microrna expression profiles in bovine fetuses with an assisted reproduction-induced congenital overgrowth syndrome [1]
    Altering the timing of fixed-time artificial insemination and the interval from progestin withdrawal to prostaglandin F2a administration in estrus synchronization protocols for beef heifers [1]
    An analysis of aspartic peptidases expressed by trophoblasts and placenta of even-toed ungulates [1]
    Analysis of Gbx genes during neural development [1]
    Analysis of transcript abundance of uterine genes after application of bovine pregnancy associated glycoproteins to endometrial explants [1]
    Anatomy of Ascidia viridis u. sp. [1]
    Applications of ancestry estimation in cattle population genetics [1]
    Applying deep learning technologies to discovery and characterization of genetic variants in animal genomes [1]
    Applying effective energy concept for intake prediction and balancing ruminal nitrogen and post-ruminal amino acid requirements for beef cattle [1]
    Approaches for alleviating toxic effects of aflatoxin in lactating dairy cows and weanling pigs [1]
    Arachidonate 15-lipoxygenase and ubiquitin as potential fertility markers in boars [1]
    Assessment of growth, performance, and end-product value when high oleic soybean oil is fed to market hogs, broiler chickens and laying hens [1]
    Autophagy and ubiquitin-proteasome system during post-fertilization sperm mitophagy [1]
    Barriers and values of moral distress among critical care nurses / [1]
    Beef chuck muscle isolation has no effect on premium ground beef programs [1]
    Behavioral and physiological phenotype of the viable yellow mouse (AVY/a) [1]
    Biological characteristics of Katahdin sheep selected for footrot resistance [1]
    Biological role of conceptus derived factors during early pregnancy in ruminants [1]