The major acute phase proteins of bovine milk in a commercial dairy herd - BMC Veterinary Research
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Background Milk acute phase proteins (APP) have been identified and show promise as biomarkers of mastitis. However analysis of their profile in dairy cows from a production herd is necessary in order to confirm their benefits in mastitis diagnosis. The profiles of milk haptoglobin (Hp), mammary associated serum amyloid A3 (M-SAA3) and C-reactive protein (CRP) were determined in 54 composite milk (milk from all functional quarters of a cow’s udder collected in a common receptacle) samples (CMS) from a commercial dairy farm. Milk Hp was also determined in individual quarter milk (milk from a single udder quarter) samples (QMS) (n = 149) of the cows. An ELISA was developed and validated for the determination of milk Hp while commercial kits were used for M-SAA3 and CRP assay respectively. Composite milk APP results were compared with cow factors including parity, stage of lactation, percentage protein and fat as well as somatic cell counts (SCC). Results Composite milk Hp ranged from
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| Authors | Thomas, Funmilola Clara;Waterston, Mary;Hastie, Peter;Parkin, Timothy;Haining, Hayley;Eckersall, Peter David;Thomas, Funmilola Clara;Waterston, Mary;Hastie, Peter;Parkin, Timothy;Haining, Hayley;Eckersall, Peter David; |
| Journal | BMC veterinary research |
| Year | 2015 |
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