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Protein Metabolism in Cows and their Calves Fed from Buckets

P Jagos, J. Bouda

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The level of total protein, protein fractions, immune globulins in blood and colostral serum of 40 cows and in blood serum of their calves up to the age of 3 months were determined.No significant differences in the concentration of total proteins and their fractions in blood serum in cows ante and post partum were found.The concentration of total protein in colostral serum was found to be signi-* The first results presented on the 2nd Symposium on Metabolic Disorders in High Yielding Dairy Cows, Smolenice, June 1st, 1977.

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The level of total protein, protein fractions, immune globulins in blood and colostral serum of 40 cows and in blood serum of their calves up to the age of 3 months were determined.No significant differences in the concentration of total proteins and their fractions in blood serum in cows ante and post partum were found.The concentration of total protein in colostral serum was found to be signi-* The first results presented on the 2nd Symposium on Metabolic Disorders in High Yielding Dairy Cows, Smolenice, June 1st, 1977.

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The level of total protein, protein fractions, immune globulins in blood and colostral serum of 40 cows and in blood serum of their calves up to the age of 3 months were determined.No significant differences in the concentration of total proteins and their fractions in blood serum in cows ante and post partum were found.The concentration of total protein in colostral serum was found to be signi-* The first results presented on the 2nd Symposium on Metabolic Disorders in High Yielding Dairy Cows, Smolenice, June 1st, 1977.

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