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Nursing

Farmer, C. et al., Spinka, M. et al., Evans, S. et al.

Spinka, Illmann, Stetková, Krejcí, Tománek, Sedlák, Lidický,

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Nursings with a postejection udder massage longer than 90 s tended to induce a higher increase in prolactin (P < 0.1) than nursings with a shorter massage [1].
Weight, backfat, and milk yield of sows and mean pig weights were not affected by pPRL (P > . 1), yet the mean duration of intervals between nursings was reduced by 4.2 min (P = .06) in pPRL litters (45.9 vs 41.7 min) [2].
The Galena project: nursings' contribution [3].

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Prolactin and insulin levels in lactating sows in relation to nursing frequency. Spinka, M., Illmann, G., Stetková, Z., Krejcí, P., Tománek, M., Sedlák, L., Lidický, J. Domest. Anim. Endocrinol. (1999) [Pubmed]
Administering exogenous porcine prolactin to lactating sows: milk yield, mammary gland composition, and endocrine and behavioral responses. Farmer, C., Sorensen, M.T., Robert, S., Petitclerc, D. J. Anim. Sci. (1999) [Pubmed]
The Galena project: nursings' contribution. Evans, S., Sheverbush, J., Pomatto, M.C. The Kansas nurse. (1991) [Pubmed]

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