Philippe Bossaert
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A field study to unravel factors that are significantly associated with the secretory activity of the corpus luteum during the first three postpartum cycles in high yielding dairy cows, based on the amount of steroidogenic and endothelial cells present in the luteal tissue
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Feeding soybean meal increases the blood level of isoflavones and reduces the steroidogenic capacity in bovine corpora lutea, without affecting peripheral progesterone concentrations
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The effect of animal handling procedures on the blood non-esterified fatty acid and glucose concentrations of lactating dairy cows
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The role of insulin in the energy conflict between milk production and ovarian activity during the transition period of high-yielding dairy cows
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- Journal Article
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Differences in the glucose-induced insulin response and the peripheral insulin responsiveness between neonatal calves of the Belgian Blue, Holstein-Friesian, and East Flemish breeds