Iodine values of adipose tissue varied among breeds of pigs and were correlated with pork quality
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Abstract
Our objectives were to investigate fatty acid composition variation amongst adipose tissue sites, breed effects on fat quality, and the relationship of pork fat quality to fresh pork quality. Barrows and gilts (n = 347) of five purebred and one commercial ...
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| Authors | Eric D. Testroet, Chad L. Yoder, Amber Testroet, Carmen Reynolds, Mathew R. O'Neil, Soi Meng Lei, Donald C. Beitz, Tom J. Baas;Eric D. Testroet;Chad L. Yoder;Amber Testroet;Carmen Reynolds;Mathew R. O'Neil;Soi Meng Lei;Donald C. Beitz;Tom J. Baas; |
| Journal | ADIPOCYTE |
| Year | 2017 |
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10.1080/21623945.2017.1356953
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