Prof. Akbar Nikkhah
Ferdows Pars Agriculture and Livestock Holding Co., Iran
Email: [email protected]
Qualifications
2008 Post-Doctorate, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, USA, Nutritional Physiology, Biochemistry, and Genomics
2007 PH.D., University of Manitoba, Canada, Nutritional Physiology
2001 M.Sc., Isfahan University of Technology, Iran, Animal Nutrition
1999 B.Sc., University of Zanjan, Iran, Animal Sciences, Agricultural Engineering
Publications (Selected)
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Babaei, M. K., Mirzaei-Alamouti, H., & Nikkhah, A. (2019). Cereals level and source effects on rumen fermentation, colostrum and milk properties, and blood metabolites in periparturient ewes. animal, 13(6), 1165-1172.
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Nikkhah, A. (2018). Insulin, Glucagon and Feed Intake Regulation: Ruminant and Rat Models. J Vet Sci Ani Husb, 6(2), 204.
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Nikkhah, A. (2018). Early Supper and Late Breakfast to Reduce Diabesity. International Journal of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (IJCCLM), 4(1), 14-15.
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Nikkhah, A. (2017). Dry and periparturient cow adaptation to optimized starch assimilation. J Nutr Health Food Eng, 7(1), 228.
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Nikkhah, A. (2016). Balance eating and exercise to prevent obesity: regularity required. Adv Obes Weight Manag Control, 4(6), 00110.
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Nikkhah, A. (2017). Optimizing Rumen and Milk Quality with Top-Dress Hay. Adv Plants Agric Res, 6(1), 00203.
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Nikkhah, A. (2017). Maternal and Pediatric Obesity Prevention by Early Dinner and Late Breakfast: Insights from Livestock'. Perspective, 2(2).
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Nikkhah, A. (2016). Reducing Cancer Risks by Minimizing Substrate Accumulation through Regular Timely Exercise. J Cancer Prev Curr Res, 6(4), 00213.
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Nikkhah, A. (2014). Timing of eating a global orchestrator of biological rhythms: dairy cow nitrogen metabolism and milk fatty acids. Biological Rhythm Research, 45(5), 661-670.
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Nikkhah, A. (2013). Peripheral lactate rhythmicity in evening-and morning-fed dairy cows: a chronophysiological lactating model. Biological Rhythm Research, 44(1), 73-81.
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Nikkhah, A. (2012). Eating time modulations of physiology and health: life lessons from human and ruminant models. Iranian journal of basic medical sciences, 15(4), 891.
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Nikkhah, A. (2012). Barley grain for ruminants: A global treasure or tragedy. Journal of Animal Science and Biotechnology, 3, 1-9.
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Nikkhah, A. (2012). Equidae milk promises substitutes for cow and human breast milk. Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, 36(5), 470-475.
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Nikkhah, A. (2013). Barley forages for modern global ruminant agriculture: A review. Russian Agricultural Sciences, 39(3), 206-213.
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Akbar, N. (2011). A novel biofarm technology to monitor and quantify oestrus cervix morphology in dairy cows. Advances in Bioscience and Biotechnology, 2011.
Profile Details
https://www.linkedin.com/in/akbar-nikkhah-11387b77/
https://www.researchgate.net/scientific-contributions/Akbar-Nikkhah-2067424399