Substrate Utilization During Lactation
Substrate Utilization During Lactation is a physiological process that describes the preferential metabolic engagement of specific energy substrates, primarily glucose, fatty acids, and amino acids, to support the biosynthetic and energetic demands of milk production in the lactating mammary gland.
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A. L. Greenbaum · Biochemical Society Transactions · 1984 · 422 citations
Estimating Net Energy Lactation from Components of Cell Solubles and Cell Walls
H.R. Conrad, W.P. Weiss, Willie O. Odwongo et al. · Journal of Dairy Science · 1984 · 130 citations · Full text
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