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Research
Latest papers
Supplementation of Betaine and Creatine to Neonatal Parenteral Nutrition Lowers Telemetric Blood Pressure in Adult Yucatan Miniature Pigs.
The Journal of nutrition · 2026
Cold-Pressing Sunflower Meal and Gastric pH Synergistically Improve In Vitro Nitrogen Solubility by Preserving Secondary Protein Structure, Outperforming Soybean Meal, Solvent-Extracted Sunflower Meal, and High-Protein Electrostatically Separated Sunflower.
Journal of agricultural and food chemistry · 2026
Effect of genetic line and steroidogenic capacity on response to dietary supplementation of biochar to control fat androstenone levels in boars.
Journal of animal science · 2026
Latest funding
- $184,125
Upcycling nutritional and functional attributes of protein feedstuffs for monogastric farm animals
NSERC · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $176,503
Partitioning of dietary methionine sources toward protein and non-protein fates during lactation in sows
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $247,232
Feeding gestating sows to maximize mammary development, milk production, and piglet survivability: the importance of amino acid supply
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
47 publications.
Supplementation of Betaine and Creatine to Neonatal Parenteral Nutrition Lowers Telemetric Blood Pressure in Adult Yucatan Miniature Pigs.
Randunu RS, Huber LA, Van Vliet BN, Brunton JA, Bertolo RF
Cold-Pressing Sunflower Meal and Gastric pH Synergistically Improve In Vitro Nitrogen Solubility by Preserving Secondary Protein Structure, Outperforming Soybean Meal, Solvent-Extracted Sunflower Meal, and High-Protein Electrostatically Separated Sunflower.
Njeri FM, Ton Nu MA, Schulze H, Shoveller AK, Huber LA, Kiarie EG
Effect of genetic line and steroidogenic capacity on response to dietary supplementation of biochar to control fat androstenone levels in boars.
Parent M, Bone C, Huber LA, Squires EJ
Further processing of soybean meal using thermomechanical and enzyme-facilitation modified secondary protein structure, in-vitro protein digestion kinetics and nutritive value in broiler chickens.
Njeri FM, Kim E, Rho Y, Ton Nu MA, Koppenol A, Schulze H, Nosworthy M, Shoveller AK, Huber LA, Kiarie EG
Comparative impact of partial replacement of soybean meal with select specialty protein ingredients in broiler chicken starter feeding program on growth, organ, intestinal, plasma, and litter attributes to 49 days of age.
Tsementzis AK, Maina AN, De Cloet CA, Trott D, Huber LA, Létourneau-Montminy MP, Kiarie EG
In Vitro and In Vivo Comparisons of Activated Charcoal and Biochar as Dietary Treatments for Controlling Boar Taint.
Parent M, Bone C, Huber LA, Squires EJ
Intrauterine Growth-Restricted Female Yucatan Miniature Pig Neonates Fed Parenteral Nutrition Exhibit Early Catch-Up Growth Leading to Obesity and Ectopic Fat Deposition in Adulthood.
Randunu RS, Huber LA, Brunton JA, Bertolo RF
Meeting the estimated daily optimal standardized ileal digestible lysine-to-net energy ratios for first and second parity lactating sows improved piglet growth rates.
Gregory NL, Huber LA
Standardized ileal digestible lysine (protein) intake by primiparous sows should be increased in late gestation to maximize whole-body nitrogen retention, piglet birth weight, and subsequent milk yield.
Kloostra V, Farmer C, Huber LA
Effects of combining increased lysine (protein) supply in late gestation and domperidone in lactation on sow and piglet performances.
Farmer C, Johannsen JC, Huber LA
Upcycling nutritional and functional attributes of protein feedstuffs for monogastric farm animals
Principal investigators: Kiarie, Elijah G
Keywords: algae; antibiotic growth promoters; canola meal; digestible amino acids and energy; feed efficiency; gut health and function; nutrients excretion; piglets and chicks; protein quality and digestibility; sunflower meal
Partitioning of dietary methionine sources toward protein and non-protein fates during lactation in sows
Principal investigators: Huber, Lee-Anne LE
Keywords: Hydroxy analogue of methionine; Lactation; Methionine; Milk production; Piglet growth performance; Precision feeding; Sows; Transmethylation; Transsulfuration
Feeding gestating sows to maximize mammary development, milk production, and piglet survivability: the importance of amino acid supply
Principal investigators: Huber, Lee-Anne LE
Keywords: amino acid utilization; gestation; gilts; mammary development; milk production; piglet survivability
Impact of maternal and perinatal feeding of enzymatically hydrolyzed yeast cell walls on growth performance and immunocompetence in piglets and broiler chicks
Principal investigators: Kiarie, Elijah G
Keywords: alternatives to antimicrobials; broiler breeders and chicks; growth and feed efficiency; gut health and function; immunocompetence; immunoglobulins; maternal and perinatal nutrition; reproductive performance; sows and piglets; yeast cell wall metabolites
Development of evidence-based feeding strategies for lactating sows using novel and evolving feeding technologies.
Principal investigators: Huber, Lee-Anne LE
Methyl and methionine utilization in gestating sows
Principal investigators: Huber, LeeAnne
Methyl and methionine utilization in gestating sows
Principal investigators: Huber, Lee-Anne
Keywords: amino acid requirements; early programming of metabolism; gestation; methionine utilization; methyl metabolism; non-growth amino acid requirements; precision feeding of sows; sow longevity; sow nutrition
Precision feeding of gestating sows: Use of electronic sow feeders to reduced feed costs and nutrient losses into the environment, while improving sow productivity and welfare
Principal investigators: Mandell, Ira
Means to improve the robustness of newly weaned pigs exposed to mycotoxin-contaminated feeds **
Principal investigators: Huber, LeeAnne
Protein and non-protein methionine requirements for first parity gestating and lactating sows
Principal investigators: Huber, Lee-Anne
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Lee-Anne Huber and Julang Li: 4 shared papers
- Glenda Courtney-Martin and Lee-Anne Huber: 1 shared paper
- Chengbo Yang and Lee-Anne Huber: 1 shared paper
- Chengbo Yang and Julang Li: 1 shared paper
- Lee-Anne Huber and David Huyben: 1 shared paper
- David Huyben and Julang Li: 1 shared paper
- Animal Biosciences
- Department of Animal Science
- Nutritional Sciences
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