Sentence examples similar to weaning environments from inspiring English sources

For instance, HS calves born in north-east Queensland move from a benign uterine environment to a relatively protected maternal pre-weaning environment and then to a tropically stressful post-weaning environment.

In a related vein, Curley et al. conducted a series of experiments involving manipulations of both post-natal and post-weaning environments in different genetic strains of mice and found strain x environment interactions in adult differences in anxiety-like behavior.

Cleaning up the environment and weaning the economy from its dependence on oil are opportunities to create new, well-compensated jobs.

Four groups were exposed to 3 pathogenic strains of E. coli via the environment at weaning.

Monocyte, basophil and eosinophil counts were not sensitive to weaning or change in environment as evidenced by the unaltered profiles pre- and post-weaning.

This exposure produced a lasting deficit in spatial learning that could be completely reversed by raising the rats in an enriched environment after weaning.

Here connective and non-connective tissues were collected and analysed for silicon levels from female Sprague Dawley rats of different ages (namely, 3, 5, 8, 12, 26 and 43 weeks; n = 8 10 per age group), all maintained on the same feed source and drinking water, and kept in the same environment from weaning to adulthood.

The results of the present study demonstrate that the leukocyte transcriptomic environment is profoundly altered by weaning stress, at least up to 7 days post-weaning and that a number of processes are transcriptionally activated to increase immune cell adhesion and migration, potentially serving to increase immune surveillance following exposure to weaning stress.

The immune variables measured in the present study showed that weaning together with movement of beef calves from a pasture environment to a housing environment elicited transient neutrophilia, impaired neutrophil phagocytic function, decreased peripheral lymphocyte count and altered immunophenotypes.

The genes in Cluster C were strongly up-regulated during early lactation in a manner independent of the nutritional environment and then down regulated after weaning.

This provided the opportunity to examine both the effect of breaking the maternal-offspring bond and the effect of social reorganisation by using a fence-line weaning system [ 36- 39] modified for a housing environment to detect if animals weaned in the presence of their dam would be less susceptible to weaning induced stress compared with those weaned and penned away from their dam.