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Genotype and treatment biases in estimation of carcass lean of swine.

Journal of animal science - 1 Jun 1992

Gu Y, Schinckel A P, Martin T G, Forrest J C, Kuei C H, Watkins L E

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Carcasses of 181 barrows, representing five genotypes, 1) H x HD, 2) SYN, 3) HD x L[YD], 4) L x YD, and 5) Y x L (H = Hampshire, D = Duroc, SYN = synthetic terminal sire line, L = Landrace, and Y = Yorkshire), and two levels of ractopamine (RAC) treatment (0 and 20 ppm) were completely dissected and the data were used to examine genotype and treatment (RAC) biases in estimation of fat-standardized lean weight and...

Topics

Adipose Tissue
Animals
Bias
Body Composition
Breeding
Genotype
Growth Substances
Male
Muscles
Phenethylamines
Regression Analysis
Swine

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PMID: 1634395
DOI: 10.2527/1992.7061708x

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