Effects of β-adrenergic agonist cimaterol on carcass and meat quality of finishing pigs

Salobir, Janez; Henning, Martina; Kallweit, Erhard; Farries, E.

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“…The given standard deviations are repeatability standard deviations calculated on the basis of two parallel analyses. b From clenbuterol applied in therapeutic dosages to veal calves, which are then slaughtered without any withdrawal time, it is known that residues of approximately 2000 mg kg 21 in retina can be found. 6…”

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“…Five calves (Deutsche Schwarzbunte) and five pigs (Deutsches Sattelschwein) were treated according to schemes described in the literature. [17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] Since so far a veterinary application scheme…”

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“…Residue levels of b-agonists in calves, pigs and turkeysResidues in retina after 0 days of withdrawal time a /mg kg21 …”

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Measurement of β-agonist residues in retinal tissue of food producing animals

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Ladwig

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This report presents the results of an investigation on the accumulation of beta-agonist residues in the retinal tissue of food producing animals. Three different species, calf, pig and turkey, were treated with six different beta-agonists and analysed for beta-agonist residues in retinal tissue applying a newly developed retina preparation procedure which provides sufficient sample material for multiple analyses. The results show that all selected beta-agonists accumulate in the retina, though in varying concentrations. The results are discussed on the basis of existing binding theories and with regard to their impact on the existing residue control strategy for beta-agonists.

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