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Body Cell Mass and Lean Body Mass in the Growing Beagle

Han Sheng, Robert A. Huggins

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SummaryThe lean body mass (LBM) was considered equivalent to fat-free wet weight (FFWW), and it decreased from 97% of body weight at birth to 85% when the pups were 1.5 mo old, after which it did n...

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SummaryThe lean body mass (LBM) was considered equivalent to fat-free wet weight (FFWW), and it decreased from 97% of body weight at birth to 85% when the pups were 1.5 mo old, after which it did n...

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SummaryThe lean body mass (LBM) was considered equivalent to fat-free wet weight (FFWW), and it decreased from 97% of body weight at birth to 85% when the pups were 1.5 mo old, after which it did n...

Key concepts: Lean body mass, Beagle, Body weight, Endocrinology, Animal science, Internal medicine, Chemistry, Physiology

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