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A reference curve using blood selenium concentration to diagnose selenium deficiency and predict growth responses in lambs

ND Grace AgResearch Grasslands, Private Bag 11008, Palmerston North, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
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SO Knowles AgResearch Grasslands, Private Bag 11008, Palmerston North, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]
Pages 163-165 | Accepted 14 Apr 2002, Published online: 22 Feb 2011

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SO Knowles & ND Grace. (2017) The vitamin B12 and Se status of lambs during their transition from milk-fed monogastric to grazing herbivore. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 65:3, pages 113-118.
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SO Knowles & ND Grace. (2007) A practical approach to managing the risks of iodine deficiency in flocks using thyroid-weight:birthweight ratios of lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 55:6, pages 314-318.
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ND Grace, SO Knowles & DM West. (2006) Dose-response effects of long-acting injectable vitamin B12 plus selenium (Se) on the vitamin B12 and Se status of ewes and their lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 54:2, pages 67-72.
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EC Firth, CW Rogers, NR Perkins, BH Anderson & ND Grace. (2004) Musculoskeletal responses of 2-year-old Thoroughbred horses to early training. 1. Study design, and clinical, nutritional, radiological and histological observations. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 52:5, pages 261-271.
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Scott O. Knowles, Neville D. Grace, John R. Rounce & Carolina E. Realini. (2020) Quality, nutrient and sensory characteristics of aged meat from lambs supplemented with selenomethionine. Food Research International 137, pages 109655.
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Bin Huo, Jian He & Xiaoyun Shen. (2020) Effects of Selenium-Deprived Habitat on the Immune Index and Antioxidant Capacity of Przewalski’s Gazelle. Biological Trace Element Research 198:1, pages 149-156.
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Bin Huo, Ting Wu, Chunjie Song & Xiaoyun Shen. (2019) Studies of Selenium Deficiency in the Wumeng Semi-Fine Wool Sheep. Biological Trace Element Research 194:1, pages 152-158.
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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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S. O. Knowles & N. D. Grace. (2015) Serum total iodine concentrations in pasture-fed pregnant ewes and newborn lambs challenged by iodine supplementation and goitrogenic kale1,2. Journal of Animal Science 93:1, pages 425-432.
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S. O. Knowles & N. D. Grace. (2014) A recent assessment of the elemental composition of New Zealand pastures in relation to meeting the dietary requirements of grazing livestock1. Journal of Animal Science 92:1, pages 303-310.
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Borhan Shokrollahi, Marouf Mansouri & Hamid Amanlou. (2013) The Effect of Enriched Milk with Selenium and Vitamin E on Growth Rate, Hematology, Some Blood Biochemical Factors, and Immunoglobulins of Newborn Goat Kids. Biological Trace Element Research 153:1-3, pages 184-190.
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W. C. Stewart, G. Bobe, G. J. Pirelli, W. D. Mosher & J. A. Hall. (2012) Organic and inorganic selenium: III. Ewe and progeny performance. Journal of Animal Science 90:12, pages 4536-4543.
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N. Kumar, A.K. Garg, R.S. Dass, V.K. Chaturvedi, V. Mudgal & V.P. Varshney. (2009) Selenium supplementation influences growth performance, antioxidant status and immune response in lambs. Animal Feed Science and Technology 153:1-2, pages 77-87.
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C. Muñoz, A. F. Carson, M. A. McCoy, L. E. R. Dawson, D. Irwin, A. W. Gordon & D. J. Kilpatrick. (2009) Effect of supplementation with barium selenate on the fertility, prolificacy and lambing performance of hill sheep. Veterinary Record 164:9, pages 265-271.
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Neeraj Kumar, Anil Kumar Garg, Vishal Mudgal, Ram Sharan Dass, Vinod Kumar Chaturvedi & Vijai Prakash Varshney. (2008) Effect of Different Levels of Selenium Supplementation on Growth Rate, Nutrient Utilization, Blood Metabolic Profile, and Immune Response in Lambs. Biological Trace Element Research 126:S1, pages 44-56.
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C. Muñoz, A.F. Carson, M.A. McCoy, L.E.R. Dawson, N.E. O’Connell & A.W. Gordon. (2008) Nutritional status of adult ewes during early and mid-pregnancy. 2. Effects of supplementation with selenised yeast on ewe reproduction and offspring performance to weaning. Animal 2:1, pages 64-72.
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