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N. Huber

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A. Z. Lendvai· 1 shared E. Z. Szarka· 1 shared G. Pola· 1 shared I. Maggini· 1 shared K. Mahr· 1 shared L. Fusani· 1 shared M. Tobolka· 1 shared P. Salmon· 1 shared

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Controlled expression of avian migratory fattening influences innate immune responses

M. Tobolka, Z. Zielinska, L. Fusani, N. Huber, I. Maggini, G. Pola, V. Marasco

This study shows that migratory birds experience changes in innate immune responses during energy accumulation, with peak immunity occurring mid-fattening and linked to lean mass retention.

bioRxiv · May 15, 2023 · PreprintPhysiology

"The stressed bird in the hand": Influence of sampling design on the physiological stress response in a free-living songbird

N. Huber, K. Mahr, Z. Toth, Y. U. Cınar, E. Z. Szarka, P. Salmon, A. Z. Lendvai

This study tests how sampling design affects stress responses in free-living birds, finding no significant stress increase from additional blood sampling or handling.

bioRxiv · Oct 5, 2020Physiology