Physiological Aspects of Digestion and Metabolism in Ruminants. Proceedings of the Seventh International Symposium on Ruminant Physiology

Content: 
Contributors, Page ii
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
contributors to main sessions, Pages xv-xix
foreword, Page xxi, T. Tsuda, Y. Sasaki, R. Kawishima
preface, Pages xxiii-xxiv, T.T.
acknowledgments, Page xxv
1 - Regulation of Gut Motility by Luminal Stimuli in the Ruminant, Pages 3-32, David F. Cottrell, Peter C. Gregory
2 - Control of the Reticulo-Omasal Orifice and Related Structures in the Ruminant Stomach, Pages 33-48, A.M. Reid, E.J. Post, D.A. Titchen
3 - Effects of Volatile Fatty Acids on the Epithelial Cell Proliferation of the Digestive Tract and Its Hormonal Mediation, Pages 49-59, P. Gálfi, S. Neogrády, T. Sakata
4 - Gastrin: Its Molecular Forms and Secretion in Sheep, Pages 63-87, G.W. Reynolds, H.V. Simpson, D.H. Carr, L.M. McLeay
5 - Regulation of Exocrine Pancreatic Secretion in Ruminants, Pages 89-109, Seiyu Kato, Kazuo Katoh, Wieslaw Barej
6 - Amino Acid and Peptide Absorption and Transport across the Intestine, Pages 111-128, K.E. Webb Jr., E.N. Bergman
7 - Transport of Na+ and Cl− across the Forestomach Epithelium: Mechanisms and Interactions with Short-Chain Fatty Acids, Pages 129-151, G. Gäbel, H. Martens
8 - Control of Responsiveness of Tissues to Hormones, Pages 155-182, R.G. Vernon, S. Sasaki
9 - Hormonal Control of Glucose Metabolism, Pages 183-200, T.E.C. Weekes
10 - Amino Acid and Energy Metabolism in the Peripheral Tissues of Ruminants, Pages 201-230, P.M. Harris, G.E. Lobley
11 - Hormonal Control of Energy and Protein Metabolism, Pages 231-253, G.H. McDowell, E.J. Annison
12 - Atrial Natriuretic Peptide (ANP) in the Goat, Pages 257-275, K. Olsson, K. Dahlborn, B.E. Karlberg, L. Eriksson
13 - Calcium and Phosphorus Metabolism in Ruminants, Pages 277-295, F. Yano, H. Yano, G. Breves
14 - The Regulation of Body Fluids and Electrolytes of the Buffalo in a Hot Environment, Pages 297-319, Narongsak Chaiyabutr, Harold D. Johnson
15 - Trace Element Requirements, Diagnosis and Prevention of Deficiencies in Sheep and Cattle, Pages 321-346, N.D. Grace, R.G. Clark
16 - Adaptations of Gut Structure to Function in Herbivores, Pages 349-384, Peter Langer, Robert L. Snipes
17 - Control of Food Intake in Domesticated Deer, Pages 385-401, T.N. Barry, J.M. Suttie, J.A. Milne, R.N.B. Kay
18 - Nutritional Physiology of Some Asian Ruminants, Pages 403-425, A.S.I. Loudon
19 - Patterns of Digesta Flow and Digestion in Foregut and Hindgut Fermenters, Pages 427-451, I.D. Hume, E. Sakaguchi
20 - Factors Affecting the Mean Retention Time of Particles in the Forestomach of Ruminants and Camelids, Pages 455-482, M. Lechner-Doll, M. Kaske, W.V. Engelhardt
21 - Effects of Diet Composition and Level of Feed Intake on Site and Extent of Digestion in Ruminants, Pages 483-514, M.L. Galyean, F.N. Owens
22 - The Influence of Energy-Rich Supplements on Nitrogen Kinetics in Ruminants, Pages 515-539, Y. Obara, D.W. Dellow, J.V. Nolan
23 - Control of Rate and Extent of Protein Degradation, Pages 541-592, G.A. Broderick, R.J. Wallace, E.R. ørskov
24 - Microbial Ecology and Physiology of Feed Degradation within the Rumen, Pages 595-624, K.-J. Cheng, C.W. Forsberg, H. Minato, J.W. Costerton
25 - Effects of Presence or Absence of Rumen Protozoa on the Efficiency of Utilization of Concentrate and Fibrous Feeds, Pages 625-654, K. Ushida, J.P. Jouany, D.I. Demeyer
26 - Rumen Anaerobic Fungi: Their Role and Interactions with Other Rumen Microorganisms in Relation to Fiber Digestion, Pages 655-680, G. Fonty, K.N. Joblin
27 - Ruminal Protein Fermentation: New Perspectives on Previous Contradictions, Pages 681-697, J.B. Russell, R. Onodera, T. Hino
28 - Molecular Genetics of Rumen Cellulase Systems, Pages 701-717, R.M. Teather, K. Ohmiya
29 - Enhancement of Rumen Microbial Detoxification by Gene Transfer, Pages 719-735, Keith Gregg, Helen Sharpe
30 - The Application of Biotechnology for Future Livestock Production, Pages 737-761, D.G. Armstrong, H.J. Gilbert
index, Pages 763-779