Dilution of broiler breeder diets with oat hulls prolongs feeding but does not affect central control of appetite. [PDF]
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Comparative analysis of reproductive tract microbiomes in modern and slower-growing broiler breeder lines. [PDF]
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New insights into the genetic loci related to egg weight and age at first egg traits in broiler breeder. [PDF]
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Selection for Improved Water Efficiency in Broiler Breeder Lines Does Not Negatively Impact Immune Response Capabilities to Gram<sup>-</sup> and Gram<sup>+</sup> Bacterial Components and a Killed-<i>Salmonella</i> Enteritidis Vaccine. [PDF]
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Response of broiler breeder pullets when fed hydrolyzed whole yeast from placement to 22 wk of age. [PDF]
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Effects of in ovo injection of organic selenium on the hatchability of broiler breeder hen eggs and resulting chick physiology and performance. [PDF]
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