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Concurrent changes in serum vitamin B₁₂ and methylmalonic acid during cobalt or vitamin B₁₂ supplementation of lambs while suckling and after weaning on properties in the South Island of New Zealand considered to be cobalt-deficient

TM Gruner Animal and Food Sciences Division (AFSD), Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]

JR Sedcole Applied Management and Computing Division, Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand

JM Furlong Animal and Food Sciences Division (AFSD), Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]

ND Grace AgResearch, Grasslands, Private Bag 11008, Palmerston North, New Zealand

SD Williams Canterbury Vets Ltd, RD 6, Ashburton, New Zealand

G Sinclair Gore Veterinary Supplies Ltd, PO Box 242, Gore, New Zealand

JD Hicks Marshall and Hicks, Veterinary Surgeons, PO Box 77, Otautau, New Zealand

AR Sykes Animal and Food Sciences Division (AFSD), Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand E-mail: [email protected]

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JM Furlong, JR Sedcole & AR Sykes. (2010) An evaluation of plasma homocysteine in the assessment of vitamin B12 status of pasture-fed sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:1, pages 11-16.
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TM Gruner, JR Sedcole, JM Furlong & AR Sykes. (2009) Vitamin B12 absorption and metabolism in milk-fed lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 57:1, pages 22-27.
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TM Gruner, JR Sedcole, JM Furlong & AR Sykes. (2004) A critical evaluation of serum methylmalonic acid and vitamin B12 for the assessment of cobalt deficiency of growing lambs in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 52:3, pages 137-144.
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Concurrent changes in serum vitamin B₁₂ and methylmalonic acid during cobalt or vitamin B₁₂ supplementation of lambs while suckling and after weaning on properties in the South Island of New Zealand considered to be cobalt-deficient

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