Die Fettleber von Milchkühen ist seit vielen Jahren bekannt und bedingt durch eine
vermehrte Aufnahme von freien Fettsäuren (NEFA) in die Leberzellen und unzureichender …

Lipidosis of the liver of dairy cows is a metabolic disease known since many years and is
caused by an uptake of nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA) into the liver cells, limited …

Hepatic lipidosis (HL), fatty liver or fat cow syndrome, occurs primarily during the first few
weeks of lactation in dairy cows but may already be pronounced shortly before or at …

Lipidfraktionen auf Zellstoffwechsel,-integrität und–funktion in den Hepatozyten des Rindes
ausüben, ist noch offen. Aus der Humanmedizin gibt es Hinweise, wonach die Lipotoxizität …

Triacylglycerol (TAG) accumulation in the liver of dairy cows occurs when blood
nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA) increase at parturition, during negative energy balance in …

Over the last decades intense genetic selection, improved nutrition and cow management
increased annual milk yield of HF dairy cows significantly. Unfortunately, the increase in the …

From 27 dairy cows with a mean milk yield of 6900 kg FCM (4% milk fat) per 305 day
lactation period liver bioptates 2 weeks post partum (pp), milk samples 2, 4 weeks pp, blood …

The beginning of lactation requires huge metabolic adaptations to meet increased energy
demands for milk production of dairy cows. One of the adaptations is the mobilization of …

This study was designed to monitor lipid profile in the portal and hepatic blood of cows with
fasting‐induced hepatic lipidosis, and to compare the results with those in the jugular blood …

The objective was to examine the effects of insulin under euglycaemic conditions on liver
long chain fatty acids (LCFA) metabolism with special focus on the aetiology of hepatic …