Publications by authors named "Michael Tavendale"

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Abomasal nematode species differ in their in vitro response to exsheathment triggers.
Kiliana Bekelaar, Tania Waghorn, Michael Tavendale, Catherine McKenzie, Dave Leathwick

Parasitol Res· February 2019

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Carbon dioxide is an absolute requirement for exsheathment of some, but not all, abomasal nematode species.
Kiliana Bekelaar, Tania Waghorn, Michael Tavendale, Catherine McKenzie, Dave Leathwick

Parasitol Res· November 2018

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Heat shock, but not temperature, is a biological trigger for the exsheathment of third-stage larvae of Haemonchus contortus.
Kiliana Bekelaar, Tania Waghorn, Michael Tavendale, Catherine McKenzie, Dave Leathwick

Parasitol Res· August 2018

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Pasture feeding conventional cows removes differences between organic and conventionally produced milk.
Brigitte H Schwendel, Timothy J Wester, Patrick C H Morel, Bertram Fong, Michael H Tavendale

Food Chem· August 2017

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Rumen metagenome and metatranscriptome analyses of low methane yield sheep reveals a Sharpea-enriched microbiome characterised by lactic acid formation and utilisation.
Janine Kamke, Sandra Kittelmann, Priya Soni, Yang Li, Michael Tavendale

Microbiome· October 2016

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The fate of (13)C-labelled and non-labelled inulin predisposed to large bowel fermentation in rats.
Christine A Butts, Gunaranjan Paturi, Michael H Tavendale, Duncan Hedderley, Halina M Stoklosinski

Food Funct· April 2016

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Amino Acid Oxidation Increases with Dietary Protein Content in Adult Neutered Male Cats as Measured Using [1-13C]Leucine and [15N2]Urea.
Timothy J Wester, Karin Weidgraaf, Margreet Hekman, Claudia E Ugarte, Sandra F Forsyth, Michael H Tavendale

J Nutr· November 2015

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Variation in antimicrobial action of proanthocyanidins from Dorycnium rectum against rumen bacteria.
Subathira Sivakumaran, Abdul L Molan, Lucy P Meagher, Burkard Kolb, Lan Yeap Foo, Michael Tavendale

Phytochemistry· September 2004

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