2002 UK ANIMAL SCIENCES
PH. D. DISSERTATIONS & M. S. THESES
PhD. Dissertations
Feng, J. Interaction of myofibrillar and thermally/enzymatically
modified soy proteins.
Ramírez-Suárez, J.C. Transglutaminase-mediated
aggregation and functionality of mixed food proteins.
Schultz, C.L. Comparison of an early weaning
management system with a conventional system on cow and calf
performance while grazing tall fescue pastures.
M.S. Theses
Clayton, N.C. The efficacy of various salmonella
intervention methods applied to pork carcasses during slaughter.
Fieser, B.G. Interactions between supplement
energy source and tall fescue hay maturity on forage utilization
by beef steers.
Hazelton, S.R. Influence of abomasal carbohydrates
on small intestinal sodium-dependent glucose co-transporter
activity and abundance in steers.
Howlett, C.M. Effect of supplemental nutrient
source on heifer growth and reproductive performance, and
on utilization of corn silage- based diets by beef steers.
Kitts, S.E. The effects of thickening agents
in canned foods on digestive dynamics in dogs.
St. Lawrence, A.C. Glycemic and hormonal responses
in weanling horses.
Weddington, T.J. Isolation, identification and
characterization of a succinate-degrading bacterium from a
bovine rumen. |
