Publications of the Adaptation Physiology Group
Researchers of the Adaptation Physiology Group publish on a regular basis in scientific journals, professional journals, scientific and popular books, and proceedings.
Our publications
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Genome-wide association study to identify biological and metabolic pathways associated with carcass portion weights in turkeys: GWAS OF TURKEY CARCASS PORTION WEIGHTS
Poultry Science (2025), Volume: 104, Issue: 7 - ISSN 0032-5791 -
Effects of husbandry practices on Ross 308 and Hubbard chicken hybrids welfare : Husbandry effects on broiler welfare
Poultry Science (2025), Volume: 104, Issue: 6 - ISSN 0032-5791 -
Effects of different photoperiods on melatonin level, cecal microbiota and breast muscle morphology of broiler chickens
Frontiers in Microbiology (2025), Volume: 16 - ISSN 1664-302X -
Exploring relationships between precursor changes and aroma-active compounds formation of cooked Tibetan pork under different cooking methods
Meat Science (2025), Volume: 225 - ISSN 0309-1740 -
Enterococcus hirae-Associated Endocarditis Outbreak in Young Broiler Breeders of the Female Line
Avian Diseases (2025), Volume: 68, Issue: S1 - ISSN 0005-2086 - p. 443-447. -
Effects of dietary protein digestion kinetics on sow body condition loss and litter performance during lactation : A meta-analysis
Livestock Science (2025), Volume: 293 - ISSN 1871-1413 -
Evaluation of a gravimetrical method with a cyclonic pre-separator against the reference method for measuring high PM10 mass concentrations in livestock houses
Atmospheric Environment (2025), Volume: 346 - ISSN 1352-2310 -
Exogenous Melatonin Improves the Tibial Performance, Morphology and Metabolism Balance in Rapid Bone Growth Phase of Long Photoperiod Broilers
Agriculture (Switzerland) (2025), Volume: 15, Issue: 5 - ISSN 2077-0472 -
Consequences of weaning and separation for feed intake and milking characteristics of dairy cows in a cow-calf contact system
Journal of Dairy Science (2025), Volume: 108, Issue: 3 - ISSN 0022-0302 - p. 2820-2838. -
Maternal dietary inulin intake during late gestation and lactation ameliorates intestinal oxidative stress in piglets with the involvements of gut microbiota and bile acids metabolism
Animal Nutrition (2025), Volume: 20 - ISSN 2405-6545 - p. 318-331.