The role of thermodynamics in controlling rumen metabolism.
Modelling lipid metabolism in the rumen.
Towards a more accurate representation of fermentation in mathematical models of the rumen.
Simple allometric models to predict rumen feed passage rate in domestic ruminants.
Ruminal metabolism of buffersoluble proteins, peptides and amino acids in vitro.
Models to interpret degradation profiles obtained from in vitro and in situ incubation of ruminant feeds.
Modelling production and portal appearance of volatile fatty acids in dairy cows.
Modelling energy expenditure in pigs.
Aspects of modelling kidney dynamics.
Evaluation of a representation of the limiting amino acid theory for milk protein synthesis.
Multiple-entry urea kinetic model: effects of incomplete data collection.
Evaluation of a growth model of preruminant calves and modifications to simulate shortterm responses to changes in protein intake.
Simulation of the development of adipose tissue in beef cattle.
A simple nutrient-based production model for the growing pig.
Second-generation dynamic cattle growth and composition models.
Modelling interactions between cow milk yield and growth of its suckling calf.
A mechanistic dynamic model of beef cattle growth.
Modelling nutrient utilization in growing cattle subjected to short or long periods of moderate to severe undernutrition.
An integrated cattle and crop production model to develop whole-farm nutrient management plans.
Modelling nutrient utilization by livestock grazing semiarid rangeland.
Using the cornell net carbohydrate and protein system model to evaluate the effects of variation in maize silage quality on a dairy farm.
Challenge and improvement of a model of post-absorptive metabolism in dairy cattle.
A rodent model of protein turnover to determine protein synthesis, amino acid channelling and recycling rates in tissues.
Modelling relationships between homoeorhetic and homoeostatic control of metabolism: application to growing pigs.
Model for the interpretation of energy metabolism in farm animals.
Linear models of nitrogen utilization in dairy cows.
Isotope dilution models for partitioning amino acid uptake by the liver, mammary gland and hindlimb tissues of ruminants.
The conversion of a scientific model describing dairy cow nutrition and production to an industry tool: the CPM dairy project.
The utilization of prediction models to optimize farm animal production systems: the case of a growing pig model.
A pig model for feed evaluation.
