Publications at this Location

ARS scientists publish results of their research projects in many formats. Listed below are the publications from research projects conducted at this location.

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2025 Publications (listed by order of acceptance date)

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	What the kinome reveals about resistance to foodborne pathogens (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(10-Dec-25)
	Evaluation of a prebiotic mannan-oligosaccharide on Salmonella Enteritidis cecal colonization and immune response of broiler chickens (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(30-Sep-25)
	Application of hops (Humulus lupulus L.) and Beta-acid extract to improve aerobic stability and in vitro ruminal fermentation of maralfalfa grass silage (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(29-Aug-25)
	A thymol-based blend of botanicals reduces Salmonella induced inflammation by altering key inflammatory signaling intermediates differentially depending on dose and in a manner distinct from in-feed antibiotics (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(20-Aug-25)
	Recovery of Salmonella from alternative anatomical sites after an oral challenge with three different Salmonella serotypes in turkeys (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(6-Jun-25)
	Oregano-based feed additive reduces Salmonella enterica serovar Enteritidis colonization in young broilers (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(14-May-25)
	Effect of diet-induced low-grade, chronic inflammation on susceptibility of broilers to Salmonella colonization and pathogenicity (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(5-May-25)
	NutriClayZn binds aflatoxin B1 and suppresses pathogenic, antimicrobial resistant bacteria across the food supply chain (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(13-Mar-25)
	Use of a microbial endocrinology designed dopamine-producing probiotic to control gut neurochemical levels associated with the development of gut inflammation (Peer Reviewed Journal)	(6-Mar-25)