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Effects of protein concentration and beta-adrenergic agonists on ruminal bacterial communities in finishing beef heifers by Pfau, Alison P, Henniger, Madison T, Samuelson, Kendall L, Hales, Kristin E, Löest, Clint A, Hubbert, Mike E, Lindholm-Perry, Amanda K, Egert-McLean, Amanda M, Mason, Katie M, Shepherd, Elizabeth A, Voy, Brynn H, Myer, Phillip R

“…To improve animal performance and modify growth by increasing lean tissue accretion, beef cattle production has relied on use of growth promoting technologies…”
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Post-ruminal branched-chain amino acid supplementation and intravenous lipopolysaccharide infusion alter blood metabolites, rumen fermentation, and nitrogen balance of beef steers by Löest, Clint A, Gilliam, Garrett G, Waggoner, Justin W, Turner, Jason L

“…Steers exposed to an endotoxin may require additional branched-chain AA (BCAA) to support an increase in synthesis of immune proteins. This study evaluated…”
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Evaluation of Cattle for Naturally Colonized Shiga Toxin-Producing Escherichia coli Requires Combinatorial Strategies by Kudva, Indira T., Oosthuysen, Eben R., Wheeler, Bryan, Loest, Clint A.

“…Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC) serogroups O157, O26, O103, O111, O121, O145, and O45 are designated as food adulterants by the U.S. Department…”
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Health, performance, and complete blood counts of newly received feedlot heifers in response to an oral drench of water and crude glycerin by Lopez, Francesca A, Oosthuysen, Eben R, Duff, Glenn C, Richeson, John T, Samuelson, Kendall L, Hubbert, Mike E, Löest, Clint A

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Feeding Value of Singed Walkingstick Cholla by Endecott, Rachel L., Sawyer, Jason E., Löest, Clint A., Petersen, Mark K.

“…Walkingstick cholla cactus (Opuntia imbricata [Haw.] DC) has been used in New Mexico as an emergency feed during drought for more than 100 years. Most reports…”
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Lipopolysaccharide modulation of ovarian hormonal profile by Ferranti, Emily M, Aloqaily, Bahaa H, Gifford, Craig A, Löest, Clint A, Wenzel, John C, Hernandez Gifford, Jennifer A

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Methionine supply to growing steers affects hepatic activities of methionine synthase and betaine-homocysteine methyltransferase, but not cystathionine synthase by Lambert, Barry D, Titgemeyer, Evan C, Stokka, Gerald L, DeBey, Brad M, Löest, Clint A

“…The effects of supplemental methionine (Met), supplied abomasally, on the activities of methionine synthase (MS), cystathionine synthase (CS) and…”
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21 Young Scholar Talk PHD: Effects of Pre-Transportation Feeding Program on Intake, Body Weight Loss, Rumen Fermentation, and Physiological Responses of Receiving Feedlot Cattle by Figueroa-Zamudio, Joaquin J, Birkenstock, Bianca, Sanchez-Sandoval, Ulises A, Smythe, Brandon G, Gouvêa, Vinicius N, Löest, Clint A, Soto-Navarro, Sergio A

“…This study evaluated the effects of preconditioning diet management and transportation on performance, rumen pH, and rectal temperature of feedlot receiving…”
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PSI-1 Effects of Pre-Transit Diets and Road Transportation on Plasma, Salivary Cortisol, and Rumen Environment of Beef Heifers by Birkenstock, Bianca, Figueroa-Zamudio, Joaquin J, Soto-Navarro, Sergio A, Duff, Glenn C, Gouvea, Vinicius N, Marks-Nelson, Eileen, Yates, Dustin T, Akter, Afroza, Smythe, Brandon G, Smith, Kathryn E, Löest, Clint A

“…Increased salivary cortisol in cattle may be detrimental to rumen bacterial diversity. Effects of transportation and diet before transportation on plasma and…”
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Post-ruminal branched-chain amino acid supplementation and intravenous lipopolysaccharide infusion alter blood metabolites, rumen fermentation, and nitrogen balance of beef steers 1 by Löest, Clint A, Gilliam, Garrett G, Waggoner, Justin W, Turner, Jason L

“…Steers exposed to an endotoxin may require additional branched-chain AA (BCAA) to support an increase in synthesis of immune proteins. This study evaluated…”
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Post-ruminal branched-chain amino acid supplementation and intravenous lipopolysaccharide infusion alter blood metabolites, rumen fermentation, and nitrogen balance of beef steers1 by Löest, Clint A, Gilliam, Garrett G, Waggoner, Justin W, Turner, Jason L

“…Abstract Steers exposed to an endotoxin may require additional branched-chain AA (BCAA) to support an increase in synthesis of immune proteins. This study…”
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Lipopolysaccharide modulation of ovarian hormonal profile1 by Ferranti, Emily M, Aloqaily, Bahaa H, Gifford, Craig A, Löest, Clint A, Wenzel, John C, Hernandez Gifford, Jennifer A

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Health, performance, and complete blood counts of newly received feedlot heifers in response to an oral drench of water and crude glycerin1 by Lopez, Francesca A, Oosthuysen, Eben R, Duff, Glenn C, Richeson, John T, Samuelson, Kendall L, Hubbert, Mike E, Löest, Clint A

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PSLBII-9 Further evaluation of monensin and protein supplementation on in situ degradability of low-quality forage fed to cattle by West, Halie, Foster, Jamie, Loest, Clint A, Solis, Joshua, Martinez, Javier, Mast, Natasha L

“…The effect of including monensin in a protein supplement fed to cattle consuming low-quality forage (LQF; 4.1% CP) was preliminarily evaluated by Solis et al…”
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PSIV-28 Determination of the extent and rate of nutrient degradation of potato and other byproducts by rumen microorganisms in vitro by Smithyman, Cassandra, Cruickshank, Keira, Smithyman, Mackenzie M, Carter, Boone H, Loest, Clint A

“…Byproducts in livestock diets have the potential to reduce the environmental impact of food production and the cost of animal feeding. The objective was to…”
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PSVI-16 An evaluation using a visual health scoring system with vaginal temperatures of newly received feedlot heifers on immune status by Smithyman, Mackenzie M, Branine, Mark E, Sowers, Consuelo A, Duff, Glenn C, Loest, Clint A

“…Newly received feedlot cattle often experience immune function impairment caused by stressors such as marketing and transportation, resulting in bovine…”
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PSVI-12 Comparison of a Visual Health Scoring System with Vaginal Temperatures of Newly Received Feedlot Heifers by Smithyman, Mackenzie M, Duff, Glenn C, Sowers, Consuelo, Steiner, Robert, Loest, Clint A

“…Abstract Newly received feedlot cattle frequently succumb to bovine respiratory disease (BRD), which can be visually diagnosed and medically treated by…”
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443 Awardee Talk: Effects of a Supplemental Water Source and Trace-Mineral Based Electrolyte Drinking Solution on Intake, Performance, and Health of Newly Received Feedlot Calves by Smithyman, Mackenzie M, Gouvea, Vinicius N, Campbell, Dayna L, Duff, Glenn C, Loest, Clint A, Branine, Mark

“…Abstract Rapidly rehydrating newly received feedlot cattle may reduce disease risks caused by the marketing and transportation-related restrictions on feed and…”
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PSI-17 Effects of a Supplemental Water Source and Trace-Mineral Based Electrolyte Drinking Solution on Intake and Blood Cell Count of Newly Received Feedlot Calves by Smithyman, Mackenzie M, Gouvêa, Vinicius, Campbell, Dayna L, Duff, Glenn C, Loest, Clint A, Branine, Mark E

“…Rapidly rehydrating newly received feedlot cattle may reduce disease risks caused by the marketing and transportation-related restrictions on feed and water…”
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PSIV-19 Relationship between liver abscess microbiome of feedlot cattle and soil organic matter microbiome isolated from feedlot pens by Smith, Kathryn E, Bester, Zeno, Hubbert, Michael E, Loest, Clint A

“…Liver abscess (LA) prevalence has increased 15% for beef cattle and 25% for Holstein cattle. The prevalence of liver abscesses in the Central Plains region…”
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