Researcher
Xiaoping Jing
- Disciplines:Fisheries sciences, Animal biology
Affiliations
- Department of Animal Sciences and Aquatic Ecology (Department)
Member
From5 Nov 2018 → 26 Sep 2021
Publications
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- Combination of milk variables and on-farm data as an improved diagnostic tool for metabolic status evaluation in dairy cattle during the transition period(2024)
Authors: Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, B. Stefańska, E. Pruszyńska-Oszmałek, B. Ampe, C. Umstätter, L. Vandaele, Veerle Fievez
Pages: 489 - 507 - Milk yield residuals and their link with the metabolic status of dairy cows in the transition period(2024)
Authors: Matthieu Salamone, Ines Adriaens, Arno Liseune, Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, Veerle Fievez, L. Vandaele, Geert Opsomer, Miel Hostens, B. Aernouts
Pages: 317 - 330 - Transition cow clusters with distinctive antioxidant ability and their relation to performance and metabolic status in early lactation(2023)
Authors: Mingqi Zhang, Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, B. Stefańska, L. Vandaele, Nympha De Neve, Veerle Fievez
Pages: 5723 - 5739 - Susceptibility of dairy cows to subacute ruminal acidosis is reflected in both prepartum and postpartum bacteria as well as odd- and branched-chain fatty acids in feces(2022)
Authors: Hong Yang, Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, Nympha De Neve, Leen Vandaele, Jeyamalar Jeyanathan, Veerle Fievez
- Subacute ruminal acidosis phenotypes in periparturient dairy cows differ in ruminal and salivary bacteria and in the in vitro fermentative activity of their ruminal microbiota(2022)
Authors: Hong Yang, Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, L. Vandaele, Veerle Fievez
Pages: 3969 - 3987 - Increased MDA in early lactating cows with elevated blood levels of NEFA and BHB(2021)Volume: 27
Authors: Mingqi Zhang, Stijn Heirbaut, Xiaoping Jing, Leen Vandaele, Nympha De Neve, Veerle Fievez
Pages: 392 - 392 - Tibetan sheep are better able to cope with low energy intake than Small-tailed Han sheep due to lower maintenance energy requirements and higher nutrient digestibilities(2019)
Authors: Xiaoping Jing, J.W. Zhou, W.J. Wang, A.A. Degen, Y.M. Guo, J.P. Kang, W.X. Xu, P.P. Liu, C. Yang, F.Y. Shi, et al.
- Tibetan sheep have a high capacity to absorb and to regulate metabolism of SCFA in the rumen epithelium to adapt to low energy intake
Authors: Xiaoping Jing, Wenji Wang, Allan Degen, Yamin Guo, Jingpeng Kang, Peipei Liu, Luming Ding, Zhanhuan Shang, Veerle Fievez, Jianwei Zhou, et al.
Pages: 721 - 736