Ty Lawrence

Professor of Animal Science

West Texas A&M University

United States

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Dr. Ty Lawrence is a Professor of Animal Science at West Texas A&M University in the United States. His research focuses on the performance and health outcomes of beef cattle, with recent articles examining factors such as myosin heavy chain responses, liver abscess prevalence, and the effects of dietary composition on carcass characteristics. He also investigates the impact of feeding management on growth performance and assesses the association of lung lesions with carcass value and quality.

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Effect of beta-agonist type and timing of Experior feeding on calculated cumulative ammonia gas emissions, live growth performance, and carcass outcomes, and objective tenderness outcomes of feedlot steers

Myosin heavy chain, myogenic regulatory factors, and steroid hormone receptor responses in serially slaughtered implanted or nonimplanted beef steers

Association of bovine lung lesions at slaughter with carcass performance, value and liver-abscess severity

Effects of feeding 10-G direct-fed microbial on feedlot performance, carcass characteristics, and prevalence of Salmonella in subiliac lymph nodes of feedlot steers

Fusobacterium varium in cattle: prevalence and concentrations in healthy livers, liver abscesses, and ruminal and colonic epithelial tissues

Fabrication yields and allometric growth coefficients of carcass components of serially slaughtered implanted or non-implanted beef steers

Effects of days on feed on performance and carcass characteristics of crossbred beef × dairy heifers

Association of liver-abscess presence and severity with trim loss, slaughter yield, carcass grading performance, lung lesions, and value of fed-Holsteins*

Effects of dietary composition and feeding management regimen on liver abscess prevalence, growth performance, and carcass outcomes of feedlot steers*

First report of isolation of Fusobacterium varium from liver abscesses and ruminal and colonic epithelial tissues of feedlot cattle*

Liver abscesses—New perspectives on a historic fed-cattle issue*†‡

Activity and rumination of implanted Charolais × Angus feedlot steers versus non-implanted counterparts consuming 3 levels of roughage throughout a 361-day feeding duration

Carcass and non-carcass component yields of trenbolone acetate + estradiol-17β implanted steers vs. non-implanted steers across serial harvest endpoints

Effects of starch dilution with corn stalks or wet distillers grains with solubles on growth performance and carcass characteristics of feedlot steers

Development of an experimental model for liver abscess induction in Holstein steers using an acidotic diet challenge and bacterial inoculation

Corrigendum to “Effects of lubabegron removal on tissue concentration, calculated ammonia gas emissions, live performance, and carcass characteristics of beef steers” (Appl. Anim. Sci. 39:484–493)

Mineral composition of serially slaughtered Holstein steers supplemented with zilpaterol hydrochloride

Short communication: evaluation of an endotoxin challenge and intraruminal bacterial inoculation model to induce liver abscesses in Holstein steers

Live and carcass production traits for progeny of purebred sires in comparison with the clone of a USDA prime yield grade one carcass

Effect of a direct-fed microbial (10-G Armor) on feedlot performance, carcass characteristics, and prevalence of Salmonella in fed-beef heifers

Exploratory observational quantification of liver abscess incidence, specific to region and cattle type, and their associations to viscera value and bacterial flora

Estimation of Pool Construction and Technical Error

Effects of corn stalk inclusion rate on rumination and ruminal pH in finishing beef steers

Assessment of changes in complete blood count and serum chemistry in fed Holstein steers with or without liver abscesses

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Forest Francis

T. G. Nagaraja

Michael Galyean

Loni Lucherk

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