2007
DOI: 10.15232/s1080-7446(15)30964-5
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Meta-Analysis of the Ractopamine Response in Finishing Swine

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“…Reducing dietary protein concentration also reduces the energy expenditure associated with nitrogen excretion, consequently raising net energy levels available for tissue growth, be it fat or muscle (39) . The response to the lower dietary protein level used here may explain why no differences in IMF due to RAC levels were found in previous studies, including a meta-analysis of the RAC response (20) .…”
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“…Reducing dietary protein concentration also reduces the energy expenditure associated with nitrogen excretion, consequently raising net energy levels available for tissue growth, be it fat or muscle (39) . The response to the lower dietary protein level used here may explain why no differences in IMF due to RAC levels were found in previous studies, including a meta-analysis of the RAC response (20) .…”
Section: Resultados Y Discusiónmentioning
confidence: 66%
“…Al reducir la concentración dietaria de proteína, se reduce el gasto energético asociado a la excreción de nitrógeno y por lo tanto, se incrementan los niveles de energía neta disponibles para el crecimiento de tejidos, ya sea en forma de grasa o de músculo (39) . Por lo tanto, es factible que el nivel de proteína dietaria utilizado en este experimento, pueda explicar por qué en trabajos como el meta-análisis realizado por Apple (20) , no se encontraron diferencias en la GIM por efecto de RAC.…”
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“…As mentioned by Garbossa et al (2013), changes in b* value may be attributed to carotenoid pigments deposited in fat and also to fatty acid composition changes in IMF; in our study both loin yellowness and IMF decreased for IC pigs. As related by Apple et al (2007), even if differences in pork color are reported, they are usually not visibly noticeable by consumers.…”
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