Thomas Crenshaw

University of Wisconsin-Madison

United States

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Corinne Henak

Assistant Professor

University of Wisconsin-Madison

UNITED STATES

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Assistant Professor

UNITED STATES

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Thomas Crenshaw

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Vitamin D Maintains Growth and Bone Mineral Density against a Background of Severe Vitamin A Deficiency and Moderate Toxicity in a Swine Model

Effect of Mineral Diets on the Development of Cartilage Material Properties

A simple daily dynamic feeding regimen for reducing phosphorus consumption and excretion in laying hens

Dietary supplementation of sulfur amino acids improves intestinal immunity to Eimeria in broilers treated with anti-interleukin-10 antibody

Estimation of phosphorus requirements of sows based on 24-h urinary phosphorus excretion during gestation and lactation

Paternal diet induces transgenerational epigenetic inheritance of DNA methylation signatures and phenotypes in sheep model

Vitamin D deficiency and anatomical region alters porcine growth plate properties

Histological and radiographic evaluation of three common tendon transfer techniques in an un-ossified bone porcine model: implications for early anterior tibialis tendon transfers in children with clubfeet

Evaluation of calcium to phosphorus ratio in spot urine samples as a practical method to monitor phosphorus intake adequacy in sows

Lessons learned from the hypovitaminosis D kyphotic pig model

Alleged predisposing dietary factors fail to increase the incidence of osteochondrosis-like lesions in growing pigs at 14 and 24 wk of age

Peripartum Ca and P homeostasis in multiparous sows fed adequate or excess dietary Ca

Presence of lipid oxidation products in swine diet lowers pork quality and stability during storage

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Corinne Henak

Camila U. Braz

Maegen Wallace

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