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Review: Mammary gland development in swine: embryo to early lactation by Hurley, W. L.

“…Milk production by the sow is a major factor limiting the growth and survival of her litter. Understanding the process of morphogenesis of the sow’s mammary…”
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Level of nutrient intake affects mammary gland gene expression profiles in preweaned Holstein heifers by Piantoni, P, Daniels, K M, Everts, R E, Rodriguez-Zas, S L, Lewin, H A, Hurley, W L, Akers, R M, Loor, J J

“…Bovine mammary parenchyma (PAR) and fat pad (MFP) development are responsive to preweaning level of nutrient intake. We studied transcriptome alterations in…”
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Internal controls for quantitative polymerase chain reaction of swine mammary glands during pregnancy and lactation by Tramontana, S, Bionaz, M, Sharma, A, Graugnard, D E, Cutler, E A, Ajmone-Marsan, P, Hurley, W L, Loor, J J

“…High-throughput microarray analysis is an efficient means of obtaining a genome-wide view of transcript profiles across physiological states. However,…”
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Proteolysis of milk proteins during involution of the bovine mammary gland by Aslam, M, Hurley, W L

“…The role of proteolytic hydrolysis of milk proteins in the mammary gland during involution is unknown. The objectives of this study were to determine the…”
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Effects of mastitis on the volume and composition of colostrum produced by Holstein cows by Maunsell, F P, Morin, D E, Constable, P D, Hurley, W L, McCoy, G C, Kakoma, I, Isaacson, R E

“…The effects of mastitis during the late nonlactating period on colostral volume and concentrations and total yields of immunoglobulin (Ig) G1, fat, and protein…”
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Effects of secretion removal on bovine mammary gland function following an extended milk stasis by Noble, M S, Hurley, W L

“…The objective of this study was to determine whether lactation function could be reinitiated after a period of extended milk stasis. Involution was induced by…”
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Recent developments in the roles of vitamins and minerals in reproduction by Hurley, W L, Doane, R M

“…Vitamins and minerals affect reproductive function. Vitamin A deficiency has long been known to affect reproductive function in cattle. More recently, a role…”
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Mammary gland function during involution by Hurley, W L

“…The process of mammary gland involution occurs during the transition from a lactating to a nonlactating state. This transition phase begins after cessation of…”
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Identification of lactoferrin complexes in bovine mammary secretions during mammary gland involution by Wang, H, Hurley, W L

“…Part of the antimicrobial activity of lactoferrin resides in its ability to bind to bacteria. The complexing of lactoferrin with other proteins could alter its…”
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Peptides generated from milk proteins in the bovine mammary gland during involution by Aslam, M, Hurley, W L

“…Proteolytic activity in mammary gland secretions is associated with hydrolysis of secretory proteins during involution. Peptides generated from hydrolysis of…”
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Ideal amino acid balance for sows during gestation and lactation by Kim, S.W, Hurley, W.L, Wu, G, Ji, F

“…Improving efficiency of protein utilization is important for pregnant sows under restricted feed allowance and for lactating sows with limited feed intake…”
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Composition of milk from llamas in the United States by Morin, D E, Rowan, L L, Hurley, W L, Braselton, W E

“…Neonatal llamas must receive supplemental milk when the dam has inadequate milk yield or fails to accept the cria. Data on llama milk composition are limited,…”
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Electrophoretic comparisons of lactoferrin from bovine mammary secretions, milk neutrophils, and human milk by Hurley, W L, Grieve, R C, Magura, C E, Hegarty, H M, Zou, S

“…Lactoferrin and Ig are the major glycosylated proteins in whey preparations from colostrum, milk, nonlactating bovine mammary secretions, and milk collected…”
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Involution of the bovine mammary gland: histological and ultrastructural changes by Holst, B D, Hurley, W L, Nelson, D R

“…Bovine mammary tissue was collected by surgical biopsy at intervals during involution for histological and ultrastructural observation. In lactating tissue (d…”
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In vitro inhibition of mammary cell growth by lactoferrin: a comparative study by Hurley, W L, Hegarty, H M, Metzler, J T

“…The effect of lactoferrin (Lf) on mammary epithelial cell growth in culture was tested in a comparative study of bovine and human Lf. Bovine Lf was inhibitory…”
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Two-dimensional electrophoretic analysis of proteins of bovine mammary gland secretions collected during the dry period by Aslam, M, Jiménez-Flores, R, Kim, H Y, Hurley, W L

“…Proteins in mammary gland secretions, collected from Holstein cows during the dry period, were analyzed by preparative isoelectric focusing, followed by…”
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Protective factors in mammary gland secretions during the periparturient period in the mare by Zou, S., Brady, H.A., Hurley, W.L.

“…Changes in mare mammary secretion composition were characterized prior to and after foaling. Eighteen mares were used for collection of mammary secretions from…”
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Mammary function during the nonlactating period: enzyme, lactose, protein concentrations, and pH of mammary secretions by Hurley, W L

“…Composition of the aqueous phase of mammary secretions during the nonlactating and postpartum periods was determined in nine cows. Protein concentrations…”
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Bovine acute mastitis: effects of intravenous sodium salicylate on endotoxin-induced intramammary inflammation by Morkoç, A C, Hurley, W L, Whitmore, H L, Gustafsson, B K

“…Effects of the nonsteroidal antiinflammatory agent sodium salicylate on endotoxin-induced mastitis were evaluated in lactating cows. Escherichia coli endotoxin…”
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Purification and characterization of bovine lactoferrin from secretions of the involuting mammary gland: identification of multiple molecular weight forms by Rejman, J J, Hegarty, H M, Hurley, W L

“…1. Lactoferrin was isolated from bovine mammary secretions collected during the nonlactating period. 2. A method utilizing heparin-agarose affinity…”
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