M. J. Gahl

Use of a four parameter logistic equation and parameter sharing to evaluate animal responses to graded levels of nitrogen or amino acids.

T. Crenshaw, M. Finke, M. J. Gahl, 1996, Advances in food and nutrition research.

Diminishing returns in weight, nitrogen, and lysine gain of pigs fed six levels of lysine from three supplemental sources.

T. Crenshaw, M. J. Gahl, N. Benevenga, 1994, Journal of animal science.

Efficiency of lysine or threonine retention in growing rats fed diets limiting in either lysine or threonine.

T. Crenshaw, M. Finke, M. J. Gahl, 1996, Journal of NutriLife.

Role of protein synthesis in amino acid catabolism.

N. Benevenga, M. J. Gahl, K. Blemings, 1993, The Journal of nutrition.

Overt signs of toxicity to dogs and cats of dietary deoxynivalenol.

M. J. Gahl, C. Graham, D. Hughes, 1999, Journal of animal science.

Rates of lysine catabolism are inversely related to rates of protein synthesis when measured concurrently in adult female rats induced to grow at different rates.

T. Crenshaw, M. J. Gahl, N. Benevenga, 1998, The Journal of nutrition.

Use of a four-parameter logistic equation to evaluate the response of growing rats to ten levels of each indispensable amino acid.

T. Crenshaw, M. Finke, M. J. Gahl, 1991, The Journal of nutrition.

Protein and amino acid requirements for maintenance and amino acid requirements for growth of laboratory rats.

T. Crenshaw, M. Finke, N. Benevenga, 1994, The Journal of nutrition.