Increasing Metabolisable Energy and Protein Supplementation to Stimulate the Subsequent Milk Production During Late Gestation by Increasing Proliferation and Reducing Apoptosis in Goat Mammary Gland Prepartum

Animal Production Science - Australia
doi 10.1071/an17876
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