<b>Physical-chemical composition and fatty acids profile in Longissimus muscle of young bulls from different genetic groups finished in feedlot</b> - DOI: 10.4025/actascianimsci.v30i4.465
Abstract
This work was undertaken to study physical-chemical composition and fatty acids profile in Longissimus muscle of young bulls from different genetic groups finished in feedlot. Fourty animals were used, with average age of 22 months, from four genetic groups: NGR (¼ Nelore vs. ¼ Guzerá vs. ½ Red Angus); NSM (¼ Nelore vs. ¼ Simental vs. ½ Marchigiana); NRL (¼ Nelore vs. ¼ Red Angus vs. ½ Limousin) and NMM (¼ Nelore vs. ¾ Marchigiana). After slaughter and chilled of carcass, Longissimus muscle samples between 12th and 13th rib were collected. The fatty acid composition was evaluated using the gas chromatograph. There was no genetic group effect (P>0.05) on muscle moisture (74.0%), ash (1.0%), crude protein (19.0%) and total lipids (2.0%). The group NMM presented the lowest (P<0.05) proportion of C14:0, C14:1, C16:0 and the highest proportion of C18:0 and C22:1. The saturated fatty acid proportion (46.0%), monounsaturated fatty acid proportion (45.0%) and polyunsaturated fatty acid proportion (8%) were similar (P>0.05) between the genetic groups. The AGS/AGI reason (0.2) was similar. The NMM and NGR groups presented, respectively, the highest (8.5%) and the lowest (5.6%) proportion of n-6 fatty acids and the highest (5.5) and the lowest (4.0) n-6/n-3 ratio.Downloads
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2009-03-05
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Abrahão, J. J. dos S., Marques, J. A., Macedo, L. M., Prado, J. M., Visantainer, J. V., & Prado, I. N. do. (2009). <b>Physical-chemical composition and fatty acids profile in Longissimus muscle of young bulls from different genetic groups finished in feedlot</b> - DOI: 10.4025/actascianimsci.v30i4.465. Acta Scientiarum. Animal Sciences, 30(4), 443-449. https://doi.org/10.4025/actascianimsci.v30i4.465
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Ruminant Nutrition
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