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    Differential gene expression analysis using RNA-seq in the blood of goats exposed to transportation stress

    Differential gene expression analysis using RNA-seq in the blood of goats exposed to transportation stress by Naldurtiker, Aditya, Batchu, Phaneendra, Kouakou, Brou, Terrill, Thomas H., McCommon, George W., Kannan, Govind

    Published in Scientific reports
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    Metabolomic exploration of the effects of habituation to livestock trailer and extended transportation in goats

    Metabolomic exploration of the effects of habituation to livestock trailer and extended transportation in goats by Batchu, Phaneendra, Naldurtiker, Aditya, Kouakou, Brou, Terrill, Thomas H., McCommon, George W., Kannan, Govind

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    Habituation to Livestock Trailer and Its Influence on Stress Responses during Transportation in Goats

    Habituation to Livestock Trailer and Its Influence on Stress Responses during Transportation in Goats by Kannan, Govind, Batchu, Phaneendra, Naldurtiker, Aditya, Dykes, Gregory S, Gurrapu, Priyanka, Kouakou, Brou, Terrill, Thomas H, McCommon, George W

    Published in Animals (Basel)
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    Preslaughter diet management in sheep and goats： effects on physiological responses and microbial loads on skin and carcass

    Preslaughter diet management in sheep and goats： effects on physiological responses and microbial loads on skin and carcass by Kannan, Govind, Gutta, Venkat R, Lee, Jung Hoon, Kouakou, Brou, Getz, Will R, McCommon, George W

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    Primitive Stem Cells Residing in the Skeletal Muscle of Adult Pigs Are Mobilized into the Peripheral Blood After Trauma

    Primitive Stem Cells Residing in the Skeletal Muscle of Adult Pigs Are Mobilized into the Peripheral Blood After Trauma by STOUT, Christopher L, ASHLEY, Dennis W, YOUNG, Henry E, MORGAN, Joseph H, LONG, Gypsy F, COLLINS, Julie A, LIMNIOS, Jason I, LOCHNER, Frank, MCCOMMON, George, HIXSON, Douglas, BLACK, Asa C

    Published in The American surgeon
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