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Mississippi State University, Mississippi State 39762
Abstract
Cholesterol and fatty acid composition of swine backfat, liver and psoas major muscle were analyzed in samples from purebred and crossbred market weight barrows. All animals had been fed a balanced 16% protein corn-soybean oil meal diet and managed identically.
Differences (P<.05) between breeds were detected in cholesterol content of liver and muscle. Fatty acid composition and content of backfat, liver and muscle also differed (P<.05) between breeds and between offspring of individual sires of the same breed in the crossbred groups. These data indicate that lipid composition of pork can be affected by genetic means.
1 Mississippi Agricultural and Forestry Experiment Station Journal Article No. 3308.
3 Department of Animal Science.
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