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Livestock Production Science, 35 (1993) 353-354 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V., Amsterdam Contents of Livestock Production Science, Volume 35 VOL. 35 NOS. 1,2 MAY 1993 IeUn Tha sshscicsesinipibeiuninh ae eich imap sittin ich th Nila esN iece eT Vil NE sisi stccnis hia eee ccaeseolchaeaeded eta blast a aactoa opie aldaanasian Vili PN ieciiiciinpaincteathal aA cnitcste Sessler eisai kaiheeSaebdlalendla andes coteachea baie tcoiaehan a eetde 1X Sub-theme: Growth factor regulation of mammary gland development and function in farm animals Introduction Ba te A Oe cceuespessinineniieeeiabannsbsieiecs nbaseed kiarnaicnrbansuadtcicaeiaarabnsctiiebnniii es | Mammary cell changes during pregnancy and lactation Fe: Be I eae. ee Cr iki bs cists bececisen aceon eiadiasncednsdeentseniaslaens 3 Regulation of bovine mammary growth by peptide hormones: involvement of receptors, growth factors and binding proteins R.J. Collier, M.F. McGrath, J.C. Byatt and L.L. Zurfluh (St. Louis, MO, USA)............ 21 Partial purification and characterization of putative paracrine/autocrine bovine mammary epithelium growth factors Y. Sandowski, I. Peri and A. Gertler (Rehovot, Israel) ...........................ccccccccssscceccsseceees 35 Secretion of insulin-like growth factors in milk and their effect on the neonate C.R. Baumrucker (University Park, PA, USA) and J.R. Blum (Berne, Switzerland) .... 49 Sub-theme: Biology and manipulation of milk protein properties Bovine milk protein properties and the manufacturing quality of milk 0, TI iii isescciciernaenesnnicbintdeseveccovsnnciovecooncsansbinss 75 Improvement of milk protein quality by gene technology P. Martin and F. Grosclaude (Jouy-en-Josas, France) ...............cccceeececesececeseecceeeeeceeeeneees 95 Nutritional manipulation of milk protein concentration and its impact on the dairy industry J.J. Murphy and F. O’Mara (Fermoy, Co. Cork, Ireland )...................scccccosssessssesssveceeesees 117 Concluding remarks on biology and manipulation of milk protein properties D. Petitclerc and F. GrosClaude (Québec, Camada) ..........cc..ccccrsssscsecossscccscsecccscccscsenseeses 135 Sub-theme: Lactation in the sow Metabolic connections between nutrient intake and lactational performance in the sow J.E. Pettigrew (St. Paul, MN, USA), J.P. McNamara (Pullman, WA, USA), M.D. Tokach (St. Paul, MN, USA), R.H. King (V ictoria, Australia) and ii C.-L oagnshssntnsanpudnecdbeadievadhavasndaokaipaciuviencesaiganinaeets 137 Lactation in the sow during heat stress J.L. Black (Blacktown, NSW, Australia), B.P. Mullan (Werribee, Vic., Australia) , M.L. Lorschy and L.R. Giles (Camden, NSW, Australia) .................ccccccessssseeseseseeeeeeeeees 153 Concluding remarks on lactation in the sow RS, Wey CLT HIE, A, TIGAD viccvcccsscicccsscccssscccnecesicscsesensscaesesassccecccececscocess 171 0301-6226/93/$06.00 © 1993 Elsevier Science Publishers B.V. All rights reserved. 354 Abstracts Sub-theme: Growth factor regulation of mammary gland development and function in farm animals Sub-theme: Biology and manipulation of milk protein properties Sub-theme: Lactation in the sow Participants VOL. 35 NOS. 3,4 JULY 1993 Associations between health disorders and culling of dairy cows: a review F. Beaudeau (Nantes, France), A. Henken (Wageningen, Netherlands), C. Fourichon (Nantes, France), K. Frankena (Wageningen, Netherlands ) and H. Seegers (Nantes, France) Methodologies for estimation of genotype with environment interaction N.D. Cameron (Roslin, UK) The effect of breed-type and castration on tissue growth patterns and carcass composition in cattle K.A. Shahin, R.T. Berg and M.A. Price (Edmonton, Alb., Canada) Relationship between semen characteristics of young and adult bulls in the normand breed P. Humblot (Maisons-Alfort, France), V. Ducrocg and C. Nemeth (Jouy-en-Josas, France) Evaluation of protein flow to the duodenum in dairy cattle by the in sacco method A. Arieli, S. Mabjeesh, H. Tagari (Rehovot, Israel), I. Bruckental and S. Zamwell (Bet Dagan, Israel) Ammonia emission and its reduction from cubicle houses by flushing W. Kroodsma, J.W.H. Huis in ’t Veld and R. Scholtens (Wageningen, Netherlands) A comparison between linear and poisson mixed models for litter size in iberian pigs M. Perez-Enciso, R.J. Tempelman and D. Gianola (Madison, WI, USA) Partitioning of protein and lipid deposition in the body of growing pigs K.H. De Greef and M.W.A. Verstegen (Wageningen, Netherlands ) Sweet potato chips in heavy pig production M. Manfredini, A. Badiani, N. Nanni (Ozzano Emilia, Italy )a nd R. Chizzolini (Parma, Italy) Lymphocyte stimulation by phytohaemagglutinin and concanavalin A in different swine breeds P. Joling, P.J.M. Wever (Wageningen, Netherlands), J.P.H. Oskam (Oosterhout, Netherlands) and A.M. Henken (Wageningen, Netherlands ) pT EEE TC Te AE RRR ON Se ET ETE pI BE ae DEH TO RN 351 Contents of Livestock Production Science, Volume 35 UMI SHOULD READ VOLUME 35, NUMBERS 3,4 (JUNE 1993).