Original paper
Short communication: Enhanced autophagy activity in liver tissue of dairy cows with mild fatty liver
Abstract
During the transition period, dairy cows are challenged by increased energy demands and decreased dry matter intake, which can induce a variety of metabolic disorders, especially fatty liver. Dairy cows suffering from mild or moderate fatty liver in this period show no distinct clinical symptoms, indicating the occurrence of adaptive processes. The process of autophagy (an adaptive response) leads to degradation of intracellular components to...
Paper Details
Title
Short communication: Enhanced autophagy activity in liver tissue of dairy cows with mild fatty liver
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
103
Issue
4
Pages
3628 - 3635
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