Influence of body condition score on relationships between metabolic status and oxidative stress in periparturient dairy cows.

By U. Bernabucci, B. Ronchi, Nicola Lacetera, A. Nardone. Journal of Dairy Science, 2005

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An Interdisciplinary Review of Body Condition Scoring for Dairy Cattle (2008, background): “In an Italian study, Bernabucci et al. (2005) demonstrated that cows with higher BCS had higher plasma reactive oxygen metabolites, thiobarbiuric acid-reactive substances, and thiol groups, and lower superoxide dismutase and erythrocyte thiol groups, all indicating that overconditioned cows are…”
Effects of shelter and body condition on the behaviour and physiology of dairy cattle in winter (2007, background): “High-conditioned cows are also more likely to have higher NEFA levels than thinner animals when faced with the energy imbalance that occurs around calving (Bernabucci et al., 2005).”
Oxidative stress and antioxidant status in dairy cows during prepartal and postpartal periods (2015, background): “Although the SOD activity increases after calving in dairy cows (Gaál et al. 2006), several recent studies have shown that the antioxidant capacity in peripartal dairy cows is insufficient to counteract the increase in ROS supply (Bernabucci et al. 2005; Castillo et al. 2005).”