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Browsing Animal and Wildlife Sciences by Author "Linde, Dina Alida"
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Linde, Dina Alida; Van Marle-Koster, Este; Scholtz, M.M.; Gonda, M.G.; Gonzalez-Hernandez, J.L.; MacNeil, M.D. (South African Society for Animal Science, 2023-04-11)Objectives of this research were to examine differential gene expression profiles of Nguni and Bonsmara cattle fed diets differing in their energy density. The ultimate goal was to improve understanding of the mechanisms ...
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Linde, Dina Alida; Schokker, Dirkjan; Du Toit, Cornelius Jacobus Lindeque; Ramkilawon, Gopika Devi; Van Marle-Koster, Este (MDPI, 2023-09-15)The rising concern of antibiotic growth promoter use in livestock has necessitated the investigation into alternative feed additives. The effect of a probiotic and essential oils to an ionophore on the rumen microbiome ...
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Linde, Dina Alida (University of Pretoria, 2022)Feed additives are commonly used to modify the rumen microbiome towards more energy efficient pathways, such as the production of propionate. The urgency for the replacement or decrease in use of antibiotic growth promoters ...
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Linde, Dina Alida (University of Pretoria, 2018)In South Africa, Nguni cattle are one of the breeds found predominantly in extensive production systems. In this study the effect of two feedlot diets with different energy levels have been investigated using a transcriptome ...
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Rumen microbial diversity of Bonsmara cattle using amplicon sequencing during a 120-day growth trial Linde, Dina Alida; Van Marle-Koster, Este; Du Toit, Cornelius Jacobus Lindeque; Scholtz, M.M.; Schokker, D. (South African Society for Animal Science, 2022-04-09)Improved understanding of the microbial populations during intensive feeding of feedlot cattle holds potential for optimizing production efficiency. Ionophores are used to increase the production and efficiency of ruminants ...
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