Eduardo Rico

Assistant Professor

University of Maryland

United States

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Eduardo Rico is an Assistant Professor at the University of Maryland, USA. His research focuses on the lipidomic profiles and metabolic health of dairy cows, particularly in relation to diet and heat stress impacts. Recent studies include investigations into plasma and milk sphingolipids, fatty acid digestibility, and the association of lipid profiles with metabolic impairment.

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Amanda Davis

Assistant Professor

SUNY Cortland

UNITED STATES

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Pragney Deme

Assistant Professor

Tulane University

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Ester Grilli

University of Bologna

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Modulation of the Plasma Lipidomic Profile in Piglets Fed Polar Lipid-Rich Diets

Invited review: Ketone biology—The shifting paradigm of ketones and ketosis in the dairy cow

Modulation of Fecal Metabolites by Heat Stress and Diet, and Their Association with Inflammation and Leaky Gut Markers in Dairy Cows

Characterization of the plasma lipidome in dairy cattle transitioning from gestation to lactation: Identifying novel biomarkers of metabolic impairment

Modulation of Plasma and Milk Sphingolipids in Dairy Cows Fed High-Starch Diets

Intravenous trimethylamine N-oxide infusion does not modify circulating markers of liver health, glucose tolerance, and milk production in early-lactation cows

Effects of abomasal infusions of fatty acids and 1-carbon donors on apparent fatty acid digestibility and incorporation into milk fat in cows

Effects of dietary deoiled soy lecithin supplementation on milk production and fatty acid digestibility in Holstein dairy cows.

Short communication: Effects of dietary deoiled soy lecithin supplementation on circulating choline and choline metabolites, and the plasma phospholipid profile in Holstein cows fed palm fat.

Plasma Ceramides and Triglycerides Are Elevated during Pregnancy in Association with Markers of Insulin Resistance in Hutterite Women

Somatotropin increases plasma ceramide in relation to enhanced milk yield in cows

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Amanda Davis

Pragney Deme

Ester Grilli

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