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Plasma cortisol and noradrenalin concentrations in pigs: automated sampling of freely moving pigs housed in the PigTurnReg. versus manually sampled and restrained pigs

By J. N. Marchant-Forde, D. L. Matthews, R. Poletto, R. R. McCain, D. D. Mann, R. T. DeGraw, J. M. Hampsch, S. Peters, G. T. Knipp, C. B. Kissinger

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Category Journal Articles
Date 2012
Publication Title Animal Welfare
Volume 21
Issue 2
Pages 197-205
ISBN/ISSN 0962-7286
Language English
Author Address USDA-ARS, Livestock Behavior Research Unit, West Lafayette, IN 47907, USA. Jeremy.marchant-forde@ars.usda.gov
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  1. Analysis
  2. Animal physiology
  3. Animal rights
  4. Animals
  5. Animal welfare
  6. Automation
  7. Blood
  8. Cortisol
  9. Diseases
  10. Effect
  11. Employees
  12. Humans
  13. Hydrocortisone
  14. Mammals
  15. Mass spectrometry
  16. Meat animals
  17. Men
  18. models
  19. peer-reviewed
  20. personnel
  21. physiology
  22. Pigs
  23. Primates
  24. restraint
  25. sampling
  26. staff
  27. Stress
  28. Suiformes
  29. Swine
  30. Techniques
  31. ungulates
  32. veins
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  1. peer-reviewed