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Automatic on-line analysis of milk constituents (urea, ketones, enzymes and hormones) using biosensors

Mottram et al., 2002

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8413164258738659701
Author
Mottram T
Velasco-Garcia M
Berry P
Richards P
Ghesquiere J
Masson L
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Comparative Clinical Pathology

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Traditional methods of monitoring health changes in animals are based entirely on the human senses. However, in modern dairy production systems humans are rarely present, this is particularly the case with the introduction of robotic milking. In these systems all the …
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