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Precision xtra blood glucose kit

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The Precision Xtra blood glucose kit is a lab equipment product designed to measure blood glucose levels. It provides a simple and accurate method for monitoring blood glucose concentrations.

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Blood Sampling and Analysis Protocol

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All blood samples were drawn by puncture of the median coccygeal vein or artery utilizing untreated Vacutainer tubes (Becton Dickinson Vacutainer Systems, Rutherford, NJ) for experiment 1 and K2 EDTA Vacutainer tubes for experiment 2. For experiment 1, whole blood was immediately analyzed for glucose (Precision Xtra blood glucose kit; Abbott Diabetes Care, Alameda, CA) and BHBA (Precision Xtra blood ketone kit; Abbott Diabetes Care) concentrations using the procedures described by Iwersen et al. (2009) . For experiment 2, analyses for haptoglobin and ceruloplasmin were performed using the commercially available PHASE Haptoglobin kit (Tridelta Development Ltd., TP801, Maynooth, Ireland) and using a method outlined by Demetriou et al. (1974) determined by the rate of p-phenylenediamine oxidation, respectively.
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Pasture Introduction Effects on Cattle

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The animals were weighed and blood was sampled. This procedure was carried out weekly during the 3 wk before introduction to pasture and again 12 h before and 72 h after introduction to pasture. Blood was analyzed for glucose following Wittrock et al. (2013) , using a handheld electronic glucometer (Precision Xtra blood glucose kit; Abbott Diabetes Care, Alameda, CA) and BHB (Precision Xtra blood ketone kit; Abbott Diabetes Care) concentrations following the procedures described by Iwersen et al. (2009) for blood ketone analysis. Animals were gait scored (as described by Flower and Weary, 2006) on a scale of 1 to 5; subjects with a gait score ≥3 were not included in the experiment.
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