Coconut medium chain fatty acid supplementation in pre- and postnatal early life of goat kids leads to a transient prenatal programming effect towards lower in vitro methane emissions until 4 weeks of life.

Sieglinde Debruyne; Alexis Ruiz-Gonzalez; Einar Artiles-Ortega; Bart Ampe; Leen Vandaele; Veerle Fievez

Coconut medium chain fatty acid supplementation in pre- and postnatal early life of goat kids leads to a transient prenatal programming effect towards lower in vitro methane emissions until 4 weeks of life.

Sieglinde Debruyne
, Alexis Ruiz-Gonzalez
, Einar Artiles-Ortega
, Bart Ampe
, Leen Vandaele
, Veerle Fievez

Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › C1: Articles in proceedings › peer-review

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	42nd Animal Nutrition Research Forum
Number of pages	3
Place of Publication	Gent
Publication date	7-Apr-2017
Pages	44-46
Publication status	Published - 7-Apr-2017
Event	42nd Animal Nutrition Research (ANR) Forum - Faculteit Bio-ingenieurswetenschappen, Gent, Belgium Duration: 7-Apr-2017 → 7-Apr-2017

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Coconut medium chain fatty acid supplementation in pre- and postnatal early life of goat kids leads to a transient prenatal programming effect towards lower in vitro methane emissions until 4 weeks of life.

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Debruyne, S, Ruiz-Gonzalez, A, Artiles-Ortega, E, Ampe, B , Vandaele, L & Fievez, V 2017, Coconut medium chain fatty acid supplementation in pre- and postnatal early life of goat kids leads to a transient prenatal programming effect towards lower in vitro methane emissions until 4 weeks of life. in 42nd Animal Nutrition Research Forum. Gent, pp. 44-46, 42nd Animal Nutrition Research (ANR) Forum, Gent, Belgium, 7/04/17.

Coconut medium chain fatty acid supplementation in pre- and postnatal early life of goat kids leads to a transient prenatal programming effect towards lower in vitro methane emissions until 4 weeks of life. / Debruyne, Sieglinde; Ruiz-Gonzalez, Alexis; Artiles-Ortega, Einar et al.
42nd Animal Nutrition Research Forum. Gent, 2017. p. 44-46.

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