Effect of piglet separation from dam at birth on colostrum uptake.
Rodrigo Manjarín, Yanisse A Montano, Roy N. Kirkwood, Darin C Bennet, Kiro Petrovski
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Rodrigo Manjarín, Yanisse A Montano, Roy N. Kirkwood, Darin C Bennet, Kiro Petrovski
Abstract
≤ 0.01) postpartum. The lack of differences in plasma protein levels between the first and last pigs born along with the lower percent plasma protein in the piglets that were prevented from suckling immediately after birth militate against the use of this technique as a way to equalize the opportunity for adequate transfer of maternal antibodies.
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≤ 0.01) postpartum. The lack of differences in plasma protein levels between the first and last pigs born along with the lower percent plasma protein in the piglets that were prevented from suckling immediately after birth militate against the use of this technique as a way to equalize the opportunity for adequate transfer of maternal antibodies.
Key concepts: Colostrum, Litter, Animal science, Birth weight, Biology, Blood proteins, Antibody, Andrology