Allison Meyer

Associate Professor

University of Missouri

United States

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Allison Meyer is an Associate Professor at the University of Missouri. Her research areas focus on maternal health and nutrition in livestock, particularly in beef cattle, as highlighted by her recent articles exploring the effects of late gestational nutrient restriction on growth, metabolism, and blood flow. Dr. Meyer's work contributes to understanding nutrient partitioning and placental development in primiparous beef females.

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Hannah C Cunningham-Hollinger

University of Wyoming

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Andrew Foote

Oklahoma State University

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Thomas McFadden

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University of Missouri Columbia

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John Ritten

Colorado State University

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Late gestational nutrient restriction decreases placental size and calf birth weight without altering uterine blood flow in primiparous beef females

Nutrient restriction during late gestation reduces milk yield and mammary blood flow in lactating primiparous beef females

Genes involved in the cholecystokinin receptor signaling map were differentially expressed in the jejunum of steers with variation in residual feed intake

Effects of late gestational nutrient restriction on uterine artery blood flow, placental size, and cotyledonary mRNA expression in primiparous beef females

Late gestational nutrient restriction in primiparous beef females: Performance and metabolic status of lactating dams and pre-weaning calves

Effects of copper, zinc, and manganese source and inclusion during late gestation on beef cow-calf performance, mineral transfer, and metabolism

Dam parity affects fetal growth, placental size, and neonatal metabolism in spring-born beef calves

Late gestational nutrient restriction in primiparous beef females: nutrient partitioning among the dam, fetus, and colostrum during gestation

Technical note: colorimetric methods for accurate determination of nutrient composition in beef cow colostrum and milk

Evaluation of peripartum supplementation of methionine hydroxy analogue on beef cow–calf performance

Maternal nutrient restriction during late gestation reduces vigor and alters blood chemistry and hematology in neonatal beef calves

The effect of feed efficiency classification on visceral organ mass in finishing steers

Effects of spring- versus fall-calving on perinatal nutrient availability and neonatal vigor in beef cattle

Blood chemistry and rectal temperature changes in a population of healthy, fall-born, suckling beef calves from birth to 72 h of age

Genes Involved in Feed Efficiency Identified in a Meta-Analysis of Rumen Tissue from Two Populations of Beef Steers

Effects of feed efficiency and diet on performance and carcass characteristics in growing wether lambs

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Hannah C Cunningham-Hollinger

Andrew Foote

Thomas McFadden

John Ritten

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