Publications at this Location

ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location.

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2025 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date)

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	Probiotics may decrease inflammation caused by lipopolysaccharide treatment as measured by haptoglobin concentration (Abstract Only)	(28-Mar-25)
	Dietary-induced perturbation of glucose clearance, glial function, and blood-brain barrier permeability, indepentent of adiposity (Abstract Only)	(27-Mar-25)
	Causative bacteria associated with gas accumulation of vacuum-packaged fresh kosher ground beef stored at refrigeration temperature (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(18-Mar-25)
	Influence of maternal dietary protein precursor on reproductive endocrinology of neonatal bovine offspring (Abstract Only)	(14-Mar-25)
	Breed-specific heterosis for growth and carcass traits in 18 U.S. cattle breeds (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(11-Feb-25)
	Sheep GEMS news brief - genetic aspects of udder health (Popular Publication)	(11-Feb-25)
	Why are some cows skinny? An evaluation of stress and immune factors (Trade Journal)	(22-Jan-25)
	Using pathogenic escherichia coli type III secreted effectors espK and espV as markers to reduce the risk of potentially enterohemorrhagic shiga toxin-producing escherichia coli in beef (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(21-Jan-25)
	Microscopic analysis of temperature effects on surface colonization and biofilm morphology of Salmonella enterica (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(8-Jan-25)
	Advances in our understanding of the estrous cycle and applications for improving targeted reproductive management in livestock (Review Article)	(7-Jan-25)