Pauline Lemal

PhD student and teaching assistant

Belgium

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Pauline Lemal is a PhD student and teaching assistant at Gembloux Agro-Bio Tech in Belgium. Her research focuses on the genetic parameters associated with dairy cattle health, particularly in relation to heat stress and energy balance in early lactation. Recent articles include analyses of somatic cell scores, biomarkers for heat stress, and the genetic traits related to cow behavior and milk quality.

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Nicolas Gengler

BELGIUM

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Articles (9)

Genetic parameters and relevance for heat stress assessment in dairy cattle of 2 udder health traits: Somatic cell score and differential somatic cell count

Using single-step genome-wide association analyses to compare predicted negative energy balance and a novel energy deficiency score in early-lactation Holstein cows

Exploring the relationship between predicted negative energy balance and its biomarkers of Holstein cows in first-parity early lactation

Residual analysis for the identification of potential mid-infrared-derived biomarkers of heat stress in dairy cattle

Adding behavior traits to select for heat tolerance in dairy cattle

Prediction of body condition score throughout lactation by random regression test‐day models

Estimation of genetic parameters and single-step genome-wide association studies for eating time and rumination time in Holstein dairy cows

Genetic analysis of milk citrate predicted by milk mid-infrared spectra of Holstein cows in early lactation

Invited review: From heat stress to disease—Immune response and candidate genes involved in cattle thermotolerance

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Nicolas Gengler

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