Smith et al., 2012 - Google Patents
Adipogenic gene expression and fatty acid composition in subcutaneous adipose tissue depots of Angus steers between 9 and 16 months of ageSmith et al., 2012
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- Smith S
- Go G
- Johnson B
- Chung K
- Choi S
- Sawyer J
- Silvey D
- Gilmore L
- Ghahramany G
- Kim K
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- Journal of animal science
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We have demonstrated that among carcass adipose tissue depots, brisket subcutaneous adipose tissue contains the greatest concentration of MUFA and lowest concentration of SFA. Therefore, we hypothesized that brisket subcutaneous adipose tissue depots would …
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