2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.aaspro.2015.08.022
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Effect of Improving Lamphun Cattle with Black Angus on Carcass and Meat Quality

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“…Individual cattle breeds have been developed through extensive long-term selection for specific production attributes, such as increased growth rate, carcass conformation and intramuscular fat (IMF) [12,13]. Early maturing breeds such as Angus and Hereford have higher levels of IMF (and associated traits tenderness and flavour) in comparison to late maturing continental breeds [14,15,16,17] and this is reflected in the price [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Individual cattle breeds have been developed through extensive long-term selection for specific production attributes, such as increased growth rate, carcass conformation and intramuscular fat (IMF) [12,13]. Early maturing breeds such as Angus and Hereford have higher levels of IMF (and associated traits tenderness and flavour) in comparison to late maturing continental breeds [14,15,16,17] and this is reflected in the price [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Earlier maturing breeds seem to deposit more collagen, with a greater proportion of insoluble material [25], whereas fast growing late maturing breeds have been reported to deposit more soluble collagen than earlier maturing breeds [24]. In the present study, both crossbred types were of similar age and slaughter weights [12], which is why the differences in the content of soluble collagen and in collagen solubility had to be dependent on dam breed. In this sense, Holstein showed a trend to be superior to White Lamphun concerning content of insoluble collagen (LT and IS) and collagen solubility (SM and IS).…”
Section: Effect Of Crossbred Type On Tenderness Of the Meatmentioning
confidence: 43%
“…Bulls were fattened at a commercial farm (Chiang Mai Fresh Milk Company, Thailand) and were slaughtered in a local abattoir, applying current industry practices. Live weights at slaughter and chilled carcass weights were 319 ± 73 and 334 ± 57, as well as 167 ± 45 and 169 ± 30 kg (means ± standard deviations) for A×H and A×W, respectively, and there were only minor differences in muscularity (loin eye area) and carcass fatness (back fat thickness) (for details see [12]). Twenty-four hours after exsanguination, samples from 3 muscles were obtained and trimmed of adhering fat.…”
Section: Animal Caretakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Tingkat kecerahan (L) daging pipi relatif berada pada kisaran sebagaimana yang dilaporkan oleh Coleman et al Samootkwam et al (2015) yaitu pada kisaran 37 sampai 41, meskipun nilai pH otot yang mereka laporkan sedikit lebih rendah dari hasil penelitian, tetapi tingkat korelasinya sangat kuat. Nilai a* hasil penelitian berada pada kisaran yang relatif sedikit lebih rendah dari yang dilaporkan Page et al (2001) pada otot longissimus beberapa jenis sapi yaitu berkisar pada 23,40 (sapi perah), 24,78 (heifer), 25,20 (steer) dan 25,17 (Brahman); dan lebih tinggi dari yang dilaporkan oleh Coleman et al (2016) pada otot longissimus beberapa bangsa sapi persilangan.…”
Section: Hubungan Antara Beberapa Karakteristik Daging Pipi Sapi Baliunclassified