Taha Najar

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13 Publications

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About

Professional Summary

Dr. Taha Najar is currently working as Professor in Animal Nutrition at the National Agronomic Institute of Tunisia. He has obtained his Ph.D. in Animal Nutrition from National Agronomic Institute Paris, France. He also received diploma in Agricultural Engineer of the Agronomic National Institute of Tunisia, diploma of high Agronomy of the National Institute Agronomic Paris-Grignon. His area of expertise includes Animal Nutrition, Dairy Science, Farm Animal Breeding, Livestock Management, and Poultry science. He has published 80 research articles in journals as author/co-author.

Education

Academic Background

Ph.D. National Agronomic Institute Paris, France Animal Nutrition | Completed: 1988

Publications (13)

Selected Scholarly Contributions

Reactive oxygen species, heat stress and oxidative-induced mitochondrial damage: A review.

Slimen, I.B., T. Najar, A. Ghram, H. Dabbebi, M. Ben Mrad and M. Abdrabbah,

Int. J. Hyperthermia, | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2014

Improving the nutritive value of olive cake by solid state cultivation of the medicinal mushroom fomes fomentarius.

Neifar, M., A. Jaouani, A. Ayari, O. Abid and H.B. Salem et al.,

Chemosphere, | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2013

Influence of vitamins C and E on sperm motility of rabbit bucks.

Maatoug, A.N.B., S.B. Said, T. Najjar, S. Kalamoun, N.B. Khalifa, E.B. Aichae and M.B. Mrad,

World Rabbit Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2013

Technical and economical minimum price uses of the incorporation of some substituting raw materials in poultry feeding.

Imen, B.S., N. Taha and B.M. Moncef,

Int. J. Appl. Poult. Res., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2013

The use of principal component analysis to characterize bulls aged between 14 and 26 months in Tunisia.

Slimene, A., C. Damergi, L. Chammakhi, T. Najar and M. Ben Mrad,

Res. Opin. Anim. Vet. Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2012

Carcass characterization of bulls slaughtered between 14 and 26 months using the principal component analysis.

Slimene, A., C. Damergi, L. Chammakhi, T. Najar, M. Jbeli and M. Ben Mrad,

J. Anim. Vet. Adv., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2012

Effects of ambient temperature, season, breed and age on spermiogram of sire in Tunisia.

Ben Rhouma, L., M. Ben Mrad and T. Najar,

Res. Opin. Anim. Vet. Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2012

Effects of oil and natural or synthetic vitamin E on ruminal and milk fatty acid profiles in cows receiving a high-starch diet.

Zened, A., A. Troegeler-Meynadier, T. Najar and F. Enjalber,

J. Dairy Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2012

Effect of thermal stress, cistern size and milking frequency on plasma mineral concentrations in holstein dairy cows.

Younes, R.B., M. Ayadi, T. Najar, M. Caccamo, I. Schadt and M.B. M'Rad,

J. Life Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2011

Relationship between mammary morphology traits and milk yield of Sicilo-Sarde dairy sheep in Tunisia.

Ayadi, M., X. Such, N. Ezzehizi, M. Zouari, T. Najar, M. Ben M'Rad and R. Casals,

Small Ruminant Res., | Journal Article

10.1016/j.smallrumres.2010.10.013

Taha Najar

2011

Effect of substitution of corn grain and soybean meal with corn gluten feed or corn distiller dried grains and soluble in ruminants.

Moujahed-Raach, A., C. Kayouly, M. Jlali, N. Moujahed and T. Najar,

Res. J. Anim. Sci., | Journal Article

10.3923/rjnasci.2009.1.5

Taha Najar

2009

Effects of the partial substitution of soybean with faba bean(Vicia faba) in the concentrate on beef cattle performances.

Gouhis, F., H. Chazouani, N. Moujahed and T. Najar,

Res. J. Anim. Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2008

Use of milking frequency for alleviating milk depression in holstein dairy cows under heat stress conditions.

Ben Yourres, R., M. Ayadi, T. Najar, M. Zouari and A.A.K. Salama et al.,

J. Dairy Sci., | Journal Article

Taha Najar

2007