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January 18, 2023MetabolitesOpen Access

Pregnancy Toxemia in Ewes: A Review of Molecular Metabolic Mechanisms and Management Strategies

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Why the study?

The pathogenesis of pregnancy toxemia in ewes remains unclear and adequate disease prevention and treatment strategies are absent.

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XJXiaoyu JiHenan University of Science and TechnologyNLNing LiuSouthwest UniversityYWYuqin WangNanjing Agricultural University

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Overview

Highlights need for caution in managing obese multiparous ewes; leaves open metabolite identification for targeted prevention.

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Population
Ewes (small ruminants) susceptible to or with pregnancy toxemia, particularly obese and multiparous meat ewes during late gestation

This review provides an overview of the molecular metabolic mechanisms underlying pregnancy toxemia in ewes to aid in better prevention and management strategies.

Cite This Study

Ji et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a86b6f7740e6cf4b5cf7c8dhttps://doi.org/10.3390/metabo13020149
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