Novel Linkages Between Bacterial Composition of Hindgut and Host Metabolic Responses to SARA Induced by High-Paddy Diet in Young Goats

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Novel Linkages Between Bacterial Composition of Hindgut and Host Metabolic Responses to SARA Induced by High-Paddy Diet in Young Goats https://t.co/ZrpOdTy3vA https://t.co/V3YgEdTHiY

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Novel Linkages Between Bacterial Composition of Hindgut and Host Metabolic Responses to SARA Induced by High-Paddy Diet in Young Goats https://t.co/reTUuaSWe8 @FrontVetScience https://t.co/Fgus87O08i

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New Research: Novel Linkages Between Bacterial Composition of Hindgut and Host Metabolic Responses to SARA Induced by High-Paddy Diet in Young Goats: At present, feeding a high-corn diet to goats is used to provide enough protein and energy… https://t.co/m

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