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Plant mediated lipolysis and proteolysis in red clover with different polyphenol oxidase activities

Lee, Michael R. F.; Winters, Ana L.; Scollan, Nigel D.; Dewhurst, Richard J.; Theodorou, Michael K.; Minchin, Frank R. (2004-10)

Polyphenol oxidase (PPO) is an enzyme involved in the browning reaction of red clover leaves, when cut or crushed and exposed to air. PPO starts the browning process by oxidizing endogenous phenols to quinones, which contain ...
Polyphenols and their influence on gut function and health in ruminants: A review

Theodorou, Michael K.; Lee, Michael R. F.; Winters, Ana L.; Minchin, Frank R.; Morris, Phillip; Kingston-Smith, Alison H.; MacRae, John C. (2006-08)

Polyphenols in plants can protect proteins from degradation and improve the efficiency of conversion of plant protein to animal protein (meat and milk), but can this be achieved in a way that is environmentally sustainable, ...
Potentials for enhancing the animal and human nutrition perspectives of grazing systems

Theodorou, Michael K.; MacRae, John C. (2003)

Aspects 70: Crop Quality: Its role in sustainable livestock production. This issue of Aspects of Applied Biology contains papers presented at the AAB conference on Crop quality and its importance for sustainable livestock ...
The potential to decrease nitrogen losses from pasture by manipulating plant metabolism

Theodorou, Michael K.; Thomas, Huw M.; Bollard, Andrea L.; Kingston-Smith, Alison H. (2002)
Proteolysis and cell death in clover leaves is induced by grazing

Kingston-Smith, Alison H.; Bollard, Andrea L.; Armstead, Ian P.; Thomas, Barry J.; Theodorou, Michael K. (2003-03)

Programmed plant cell death is a widespread phenomenon resulting in the formation of xylem vessels, dissected leaf forms, and aerenchyma. We demonstrate here that some characteristics of programmed cell death can also be ...
The rapid assignment of ruminal fungi to presumptive genera using ITS1 and ITS2 RNA secondary structures to produce group-specific fingerprints

Nicholson, Matthew J.; Theodorou, Michael K.; Brookman, Jayne L.; Tuckwell, Danny S.; McSweeney, Christopher S. (2005-05-05)

Identification of microbial community members in complex environmental samples is time consuming and repetitive. Here, ribosomal sequences and hidden Markov models are used in a novel approach to rapidly assign fungi to ...
Relative intake, nutrients utilization, nitrogen balance and fermentation pattern in sheep fed stay-green and go-brown sorghum silage

Prasad, S. V. S.; Bhaskar, R. B.; Singh, S.; Pandey, K. C.; Theodorou, Michael K.; Katiyar, D. S.; Mishra, U. S.; Verma, O. P. S. (2008)

Based on 2 years evaluation of 6 stay green and 4 go brown sorghum cultivars for nutritional and morphological attributes, 2 promising cultivars each of stay green (M35_1 and CSV_15) and go brown sorghum (HD_20 and J Sel_10) ...
Rumen micro-organisms and their interactions

France, Jim; Theodorou, Michael K. (CABI Publishing, 2005)

Ruminant animals have evolved a set of stomachs harbouring microorganisms which are capable of digesting fibrous materials, such as cellulose in plants. They account for almost all of the milk and more than half of the ...
Study of the screening of anaerobic fungi by in vitro fermentation

Mao, S. -Y; Yao, W.; Wang, Q. -J; Zhu, W. -Y; Theodorou, Michael K. (2001)
Understanding the molecular ecology of the rumen fungi - a DGGE approach

Theodorou, Michael K.; Kim, Eun J.; Brookman, Jayne L.; Nicholson, Matthew J. (2002)

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