Gregory S Fraley

Purdue University

United States

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Ruth Newberry

Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

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Priscila Beatriz da Silva Serpa

Research Assistant Professor of Clinical Pathology

Virginia Tech

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Darrin M Karcher

Assistant Professor, Poultry Specialist

Purdue University

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Gregory S Fraley

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Orange corn diet decreased serum corticosterone and improved gait, egg production, egg quality and fertility of breeder Pekin ducks exposed to heat stress

Age effects on measurements of hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis activation in laying hens

Research and innovation perspectives: poultry welfare in 2050

Effects of auditory enrichment on Pekin duck production and welfare

Enhancing scientific identity and persistence through a poultry-focused course-based undergraduate research experience

High-carotenoid orange corn diet altered serotonin and dopamine activity in the brain while heat stress altered total antioxidant capacity in a sex dependent manner in Pekin ducks

Parental intake of high-carotenoid orange corn diet alleviated glucocorticoid and fear response but not growth in F1 Pekin ducks

Effects of semi-open water and non-water enrichment on welfare, production, behavior, and microbial exposure of grow-out Pekin ducks

Evaluation of Alterations in Nutrient Utilization and Intestinal Health in Response to Heat Stress in Pekin Ducks Based on a Pair-Feeding Experimental Design

Sex differences in intestinal morphology and increase in diencephalic neuropeptide Y gene expression in female but not male Pekin ducks exposed to chronic heat stress

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Ruth Newberry

Priscila Beatriz da Silva Serpa

Darrin M Karcher

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