Frontiers in GeneticsGeneticsPeer-reviewed journal article
Variance component estimates, phenotypic characterization, and genetic evaluation of bovine congestive heart failure in commercial feeder cattle
Justin W. Buchanan, Lex FlageliD, Michael D. MacNeiliD, Ashley R. Nilles, Jesse L. HoffiD, Joseph K. Pickrell, Randall C. Raymond
Abstract
1. Introduction Abstract 1. Introduction 2. Methods 3. Results and Discussion 4. Conclusions 5. Conflict of Interest 6. Author Contributions 7. Funding 9. Availability of Data... 10 References Bovine congestive heart failure (BCHF) observed in feedlot cattle is responsible for significant and increasing economic loss to the feedlot industry, with the largest losses occurring during the latter part of the finishing period (Neary et al., 2015a; Johnson et al., 2021). This condition has been characterized in a variety of studies and is commonly referred to as congestive heart failure, right-sided heart failure, cor pulmonale, or noninfectious heart disease. These conditions generally describe morb ...
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