P Bhusal, MC Lay, KL Kraakman, GE Corbett, NR Gladden
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To determine the pharmacokinetics in dairy heifers after oral and IV administration of bromoform, a potential antimethanogenic agent found in red seaweed, Asparagopsis spp.Twenty-four dairy heifers...
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