John F. Patience
Iowa State University
Ames,
IA
USA
Papers:
82
PRRSv reduces feed efficiency and tissue accretion rates in grow-finisher pigs
95
Effects of in utero heat stress and core body temperature on tissue accretion during the growing phase (30 to 60 kg) in pigs
110
Gene expression profiling of longissimus dorsi and adipose tissue in pigs with differing post-weaning growth rate
117
Comparison of the lysine requirement of immunologically versus physically castrated male pigs
119
Prediction of loin, belly and jowl IV based on diet composition versus daily fatty acid intake
124
In utero heat stress alters body composition during the early finishing phase (60 to 80 kg) in pigs
142
Determination of the impact of housing system on the determination of apparent total tract digestibility of energy and dry matter
156
Corn grown under drought-stressed conditions does not have lower energy content than corn grown in a previous “normal” year
173
Identifying dietary fiber components that best predict nutrient digestibility and energy content in 9 corn co-products fed to growing pigs
176
Digestibility of energy and nitrogen retention of diets with increasing proportions of co-product ingredients and formulated using the NE system
276
Factors Associated with Digestibility in Nursery Pigs under PRRS Infection
277
Effect of Low Energy, High Fiber Diets on Divergent Residual Feed Intake Lines in Swine
311
Pork quality characteristics of loins from pigs divergently selected for residual feed intake on high or low energy diets
333
Characterizing the feed intake pattern of immunologically castrated male pigs following administration of the second anti-GnRF injection