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Selenium reference ranges in New Zealand cattle

J.C. Thompson Batchelar Animal Health Laboratory, P.O. Box 536, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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R.N. Thornton Batchelar Animal Health Laboratory, P.O. Box 536, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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S.N. Bruere Chapel St Veterinary Clinic, 209 Chapel St, Masterton, New Zealand
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R.S. Ellison Ruakura Animal Health Laboratory, Private Bag, Hamilton
Pages 65-67 | Accepted 26 Feb 1998, Published online: 22 Feb 2011

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SJ Hendriks & RA Laven. (2020) Selenium requirements in grazing dairy cows: a review. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 68:1, pages 13-22.
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R A Laven & R Nortje. (2013) Diagnosis of the Cu and Se status of dairy cattle in New Zealand: How many samples are needed?. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 61:5, pages 269-273.
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ND Grace & SO Knowles. (2002) A reference curve using blood selenium concentration to diagnose selenium deficiency and predict growth responses in lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:4, pages 163-165.
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ND Grace, K Ankenbauer-Perkins, AM Alexander & RM Marchant. (2001) Relationship between blood selenium concentration or glutathione peroxidase activity, and milk selenium concentrations in New Zealand dairy cows. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 49:1, pages 24-28.
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Scott O. Knowles & Neville D. Grace. (2017) Selenomethionine as a Safer Substitute for Barium Selenate in Long-Acting Injectable Se Supplements for Food-Producing Animals. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 65:37, pages 8120-8127.
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C.R. Stockdale, P.M. Shields, A. McKenna, G.P. Walker, F.R. Dunshea & P.T. Doyle. (2011) Selenium levels in cows fed pasture and concentrates or a total mixed ration and supplemented with selenized yeast to produce milk with supra-nutritional selenium concentrations. Journal of Dairy Science 94:1, pages 262-272.
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