Frank Dunshea

Professor of Animal Growth and Development

University of Leeds
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Frank Dunshea is a Professor of Animal Growth and Development at the University of Leeds, UK. His research primarily focuses on animal nutrition and growth performance, with recent articles addressing topics such as the bio-accessibility of phenolic compounds, epigenetic mechanisms related to heat stress adaptation in livestock, and the impact of dietary supplementation on growth performance in various animal species. He is also involved in exploring the effects of climate resilience on farm animals and the application of advanced sequencing technologies in livestock research.

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Jeremy Cottrell

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