His scientific interests lie mostly in Animal science, Food science, Starch, Dry matter and Feed conversion ratio. His work on Weaning is typically connected to Pulp and Marine fish as part of general Animal science study, connecting several disciplines of science. J. C. de Blas interconnects Fatty acid, Propionate, Digestion, Fodder and Excretion in the investigation of issues within Starch.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Rice hulls, Coprophagia and Agronomy in addition to Digestion. His Dry matter study combines topics in areas such as Litter, Weaned piglets and Feces analysis. His Feed conversion ratio study incorporates themes from Lactose, Lactase and Carbohydrate.
His primary scientific interests are in Food science, Animal science, Weaning, Feed conversion ratio and Dry matter. His Food science research includes themes of Amino acid and Fatty acid. His work in Fatty acid addresses issues such as Yolk, which are connected to fields such as N-3 fatty acids.
His Animal science research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Body weight, Weight gain, Excretion and Botany. His Weaning research integrates issues from Caecum, Enteropathy and Straw. His Feed conversion ratio research incorporates themes from Litter, Digestion, Weanling and Methionine.
Food science, Weaning, Feed conversion ratio, Animal science and Dry matter are his primary areas of study. His work carried out in the field of Food science brings together such families of science as Amino acid, Methionine, New zealand white and Caecum. His Weaning research includes elements of Litter, Gut flora and Incidence.
His research brings together the fields of Starch and Feed conversion ratio. His work in Starch tackles topics such as Chromatography which are related to areas like Feces and Excretion. He studied Animal science and Body weight that intersect with Dietary treatment.
J. C. de Blas mostly deals with Food science, Animal science, Dry matter, Feed conversion ratio and Weaning. The study incorporates disciplines such as Caecum, Low protein and Urea in addition to Food science. His studies in Animal science integrate themes in fields like Body weight, Fat content and Dietary fibre.
His Dry matter study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Gut flora, Ingredient, Animal feed and Analytical chemistry. His Feed conversion ratio research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of Essential nutrient, Ileum and Methionine. He conducts interdisciplinary study in the fields of Weaning and Clostridium perfringens through his works.
G Garcia;J F Galvez;J C de Blas
J García;R Carabaño;L Pérez-Alba;J C de Blas
J. C. De Blas;E. Pérez;Maria J. Fraga;J. M. Rodriguez
M J Fraga;P Pérez de Ayala;R Carabaño;J C de Blas
R. Carabaño;M.J. Villamide;J. García;N. Nicodemus
I Gutiérrez;A Espinosa;J García;R Carabaño
R. Carabaño;M. J. Fraga;G. Santomá;J. C. de Blas
R. Carabaño;I. Badiola;S. Chamorro;J. García
P. Medel;S. Salado;J.C. de Blas;G.G. Mateos
S. Chamorro;M. S. Gómez-Conde;A. M. Pérez de Rozas;I. Badiola
P. Cachaldora;P. García-Rebollar;C. Alvarez;J.C. De Blas
R. Carabaño;W. Motta-Ferreira;J.C. de Blas;M.J. Fraga
P. Cachaldora;P. García-Rebollar;C. Alvarez;J.C. De Blas
M. J. Fraga;M. Lorente;R. M. Carabaño;J. C. de Blas
J. C. de Blas;E. Taboada;G. G. Mateos;Nuria Nicodemus
J. C. de Blas;María J. Fraga;J. M. Rodríguez
J. García;JC de Blas;R. Carabaño;P. García
J. Méndez;J. C. de Blas;María J. Fraga
G. Santomá;J.C. De Blas;R. Carabaño;M.J. Fraga
J. C. De Blas
R. Carabaño;J. García;J. C. de Blas
I Gutiérrez;A Espinosa;J Garcı́a;R Carabaño
G. Santomá;J. C. de Blas;R. M. Carabaño;M. J. Fraga
B. Losada;P. García-Rebollar;C. Álvarez;P. Cachaldora
N. Nicodemus;J. García;R. Carabaño;J.C. De Blas
C. Romero;N. Nicodemus;P. García-Rebollar;A.I. García-Ruiz
J Garcia-Palomares;R Carabaño;P Garcia-Rebollar;J C De Blas
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INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 54
INRAE : Institut national de recherche pour l'agriculture, l'alimentation et l'environnement
Publications: 28
