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Postmortem changes in pork muscle protein phosphorylation in relation to the RN genotype.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 9 Nov 2011

Lametsch René, Larsen Martin R, Essén-Gustavsson Birgitta, Jensen-Waern Marianne, Lundström Kerstin, Lindahl Gunilla

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Postmortem changes in pork muscle protein phosphorylation in relation to the RN(-) genotype were investigated using one-dimensional gel electrophoresis and a phosphor specific staining. The phosphorylation levels of several protein bands were found to be affected by the RN(-) genotype and to chan...

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PMID: 21958152
DOI: 10.1021/jf201936h

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