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Differences in pig muscle proteome according to HAL genotype: implications for meat quality defects.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 10 Jun 2009

Laville Elisabeth, Sayd Thierry, Terlouw Claudia, Blinet Sylvie, Pinguet Jeremy, Fillaut Martine, Glénisson Jérome, Chérel Pierre

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Bidimensional electrophoresis was used to compare sarcoplasmic protein profiles of early post-mortem pig semimembranosus muscles, sampled from pigs of different HAL genotypes (RYR1 mutation 1841T/C): 6 NN, 6 Nn, 6 nn. ANOVA showed that 55 (18%) of the total of 300 matched protein spots were influenced by genotype, and hierarchical clustering analysis identified 31 (10% of the matched proteins) additional proteins...

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PMID: 19449875
DOI: 10.1021/jf900286x

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