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Direct and time-lagged impact of heat stress on primary and functional traits in dairy and dual-purpose cattle at different “omics” levels
This habilitation thesis focuses on the impact of acute and maternal heat stress (HS) on production and functional traits and on metabolism of dairy and dual-purpose cattle and offspring considering the temperature humidity index (THI) as environmental descriptor. In this context, the comprehensive
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