ArticleVeterinary sciences2026
Early Postpartum Change in Lactoferrin in Bovine Colostrum During the First 12 h Postpartum and Its Relationship with On-Farm Quality Indicators.
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This pilot study aimed to evaluate the early postpartum dynamics of lactoferrin concentration in bovine colostrum and to investigate its relationship with rapid on-farm quality indicators during the first 12 h after calving. Colostrum samples were collected from six multiparous cows immediately after calving (0 h) and again 12 h later. Colostrum specific gravity and % Brix values were measured on-farm, and lactoferrin concentration was determined using LC-MS/MS analysis. Temporal changes were assessed using the Wilcoxon signed-rank test, and relationships between variables were evaluated using linear regression and Spearman correlation analysis. Lactoferrin concentration decreased significantly between 0 and 12 h after calving (median: 3.350 vs. 2.175 mg/mL;
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