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Glutathione content and expression of proteins involved with glutathione metabolism differs in longissimus dorsi, subcutaneous adipose, and liver tissues of finished vs. growing beef steers.
Journal of animal science - 3 Dec 2018
Huang Jing, Jia Yang, Li Qing, Son Kwangwon, Hamilton Charles, Burris Walter R, Bridges Phillip J, Stromberg Arnold J, Matthews James C
Abstract excerpt
Increased tissue redox state may result in sub-optimal growth. Our goal was to determine if glutathione (GSH) content and expression of proteins involved with GSH metabolism change in longissimus dorsi (LD), subcutaneous adipose (SA), and liver tissues of growing vs. finishing steer phenotypes. Tissues were taken from 16 Angus steers (BW = 209 ± 29.4 kg) randomly assigned (n = 8) to develop through Growing (final...
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