Advances in dairy Research
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Advances in dairy Research : Citations & Metrics Report

Articles published in Advances in dairy Research have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Advances in dairy Research has got h-index 18, which means every article in Advances in dairy Research has got 18 average citations.

Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Advances in dairy Research.

	2024	2023	2022	2021	2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2013
Total published articles	34	40	21	66	10	16	23	33	19	37	30	9	9
Research, Review articles and Editorials	4	6	5	27	7	14	22	32	19	35	29	9	0
Research communications, Review communications, Editorial communications, Case reports and Commentary	30	34	16	39	3	2	1	1	0	2	1	0	0
Conference proceedings	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	20	0	0	0	0
Citations received as per Google Scholar, other indexing platforms and portals	196	310	319	234	197	170	139	83	99	77	23	0	0

Journal total citations count	2299
Journal impact factor	6.15
Journal 5 years impact factor	8.44
Journal cite score	8.73
Journal h-index	18
Journal h-index since 2019	17

Important citations (758)

danelón jl, gaggiotti m, gallino r, palladino ra. high pasture allowance does not improve animal performance in supplemented dairy cows grazing alfalfa during autumn–winter. livestock science. 2015 aug 1;178:183-6. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
kuranasree p. a brief study on hemorrhagic septicemia. res rev j vet sci. 2016;2:30-7. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
dlamini nm. a case-control study to evaluate resistance to haemonchus contortus in sa dohne merino sheep (doctoral dissertation, university of pretoria). View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
salleh ms, mazzoni g, höglund jk, olijhoek dw, lund p, løvendahl p, kadarmideen hn. rna-seq transcriptomics and pathway analyses reveal potential regulatory genes and molecular mechanisms in high-and low-residual feed intake in nordic dairy cattle. bmc genomics. 2017 dec;18(1):258. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
elhissi jh, sukkar dn, el-sakka ma (2014) nutritional attributes as predictors of coronary heart disease. pharmacology & pharmacy 5: 1171. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
halaby ms, farag mh, mahmoud mh, badawy ih, rabou ns, et al. (2015) effect of consumption of milk and yoghurt on lipid metabolism and atherosclerosis in adult male rats. international journal of chemtech research 8: 388-398. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
crichton ge, alkerwi aa (2014) dairy food intake is positively associated with cardiovascular health: findings from observation of cardiovascular risk factors in luxembourg study. nutrition research 34: 1036-1044. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
manat td, chaudhary ss, singh vk, patel sb, puri g. hematobiochemical profile in surti goats during post-partum period. veterinary world. 2016 jan;9(1):19. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
roman-garcia y, white rr, firkins jl. meta-analysis of postruminal microbial nitrogen flows in dairy cattle. i. derivation of equations. journal of dairy science. 2016 oct 1;99(10):7918-31. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
fu m, zhang l, ahmed a, plaut k, haas dm, szucs k, casey tm. does circadian disruption play a role in the metabolic–hormonal link to delayed lactogenesis ii?. frontiers in nutrition. 2015 feb 23;2:4. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
fu m, zhang l, ahmed a, plaut k, haas dm, szucs k, casey tm. does circadian disruption play a role in the metabolic–hormonal link to delayed lactogenesis ii?. frontiers in nutrition. 2015 feb 23;2:4. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
rajoviÄ‡ g, bulatoviÄ‡ j. plant and animal production in montenegro with overview of the food industry. international letters of social and humanistic sciences. 2015 nov 30;63:7-16. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
mengistu g, hassen w. review on: supplementary feeding of urea molasses multi-nutrient blocks to ruminant animals for improving productivity. international journal of animal husbandry and veterinary science. 2017;2(6):43-9. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
nikkhah, a (2015) "beet pulp in dairy production: cropping a commercial critique. adv crop sci tech 3: e127. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
nikkhah a (2015) optimizing diurnal patterns of nutrient intake and rumen fermentation based on milking management. j adv dairy res 3: e122. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
nikkhah a (2015) delicate artistic cereal provision to reduce negative nutrient balance and improve dairy cow health. advances in dairy research 28: 1-2. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
tacoma r, fields j, ebenstein db, lam yw, greenwood sl. ratio of dietary rumen degradable protein to rumen undegradable protein affects nitrogen partitioning but does not affect the bovine milk proteome produced by mid-lactation holstein dairy cows. journal of dairy science. 2017 sep 1;100(9):7246-61. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
cattani m, guzzo n, mantovani r, bailoni l. effects of total replacement of corn silage with sorghum silage on milk yield, composition, and quality. journal of animal science and biotechnology. 2017 dec;8(1):15. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
yurchenko s, sats a, tatar v, kaart t, mootse h, jõudu i. fatty acid profile of milk from saanen and swedish landrace goats. food chemistry. 2018 jul 15;254:326-32. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
wencelová m, váradyová z, pristaš p, ÄŒobanová k, plachá i, kišidayová s. effects of diet supplementation with herbal blend and sunflower seeds on fermentation parameters, microbial population, and fatty acid profile in rumen of sheep. czech journal of animal science. 2016 nov 28;61(12):551-9. View at Publisher View at Google Scholar
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