In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation

Michael R. F. Lee; Andrea Cabiddu; V. Niderkorn; F. Hou; Eun J. Kim; Nigel D. Scollan

In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation

Michael R. F. Lee, Andrea Cabiddu, V. Niderkorn, F. Hou, Eun J. Kim, Nigel D. Scollan

Department of Life Sciences

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Original language	English
Pages	12-14
Number of pages	3
Publication status	Published - 2010
Event	Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020' - Queens University, Belfast, Ireland Duration: 12 Apr 2010 → 14 Apr 2010

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Conference	Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020'
Country/Territory	Ireland
City	Belfast
Period	12 Apr 2010 → 14 Apr 2010

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Lee, M. R. F., Cabiddu, A., Niderkorn, V., Hou, F., Kim, E. J., & Scollan, N. D. (2010). In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation. 12-14. Paper presented at Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020', Belfast, Ireland. http://hdl.handle.net/2160/6857

Lee, Michael R. F. ; Cabiddu, Andrea ; Niderkorn, V. et al. / In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation. Paper presented at Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020', Belfast, Ireland.3 p.

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Lee, MRF, Cabiddu, A, Niderkorn, V, Hou, F, Kim, EJ & Scollan, ND 2010, 'In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation', Paper presented at Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020', Belfast, Ireland, 12 Apr 2010 - 14 Apr 2010 pp. 12-14. <http://hdl.handle.net/2160/6857>

In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation. / Lee, Michael R. F.; Cabiddu, Andrea; Niderkorn, V. et al.
2010. 12-14 Paper presented at Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020', Belfast, Ireland.

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Lee MRF, Cabiddu A, Niderkorn V, Hou F, Kim EJ, Scollan ND. In vitro rumen simulated metabolism (RUSITEC) of freshly cut or wilted grasses with contrasting polyphenol oxidase activities: the effect on rumen parameters, lipolysis and biohydrogenation. 2010. Paper presented at Advances in Animal Biosciences. Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Science Annual Conference, 'Food, Feed, Energy and Fibre from Land - A Vision for 2020', Belfast, Ireland.