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The present study focuses on two aspects of meat quality: the concentration of trace elements and nutritional value. In 2016, total pigmeat slaugtherings in the EU increased by 0.2% despite a significant reduction in the EU sow herd (-228 000 heads) over the last two years. Nevertheless, pigmeat is one of the most consumed meats worldwide, its consumption in the EU countries in 2016 was 32.25 kg/per capita annualy. As one of the most important factors affecting meat quality prior to slaughter is breed, therefore, it is important to evaluate the content of trace elements significant for human health, and meat nutritional value, of various pig breeds. The aim of this study was to describe the nutritional value (dry matter, proteins, intramuscular fat and total minerals) and contents of elements (sodium, magnesium, calcium, zinc, selenium, iron, copper, nickel and barium) in the longissimus dorsi muscle (MLD), obtained from pigs of eight pure breeds and from crossbred pigs, reared under the same conditions. The correlation between tissue composition and element contents was estimated. Element concentrations were assayed by inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) after microwave digestion. Composition of MLD collected from pigs of various breeds did not considerably differ except for the amount of fat. Meat of pigs of different breeds and their crosses differed in terms of element contents. The highest amounts of Na (P<0.05), Mg (P<0.001) and Ba were recorded in meat of Yorkshire and White Large crossbreeds; those of Ca (P<0.001), Fe (P<0.05) and Ni (P<0.05) were highest in Landrace and White Large crosses; while levels of Zn and Se (P<0.05) were highest in Pietrain pigs, and that of Cu (P<0.01) – in Yorkshire and Pietrain crosses. The correlation of element contents with meat quality indexes in the MLD of the purebred pigs and crosses of these breeds was low or moderate. However, pork nutritional value and element contents were affected by pig breed.
The aim of this research was a presentation of the economic strength of average individual farms from EU-24 countries. The special emphasis was put on similarity of the output structure. An analysis was based on FADN data for the year 2004. Basic method of research was a descriptive and comparative analysis, as well as chosen methods of descriptive statistics – among them, so called standardization of straight characteristics. Beyond this, the hierarchical agglomeration classification was implemented. On the basis of hierarchical agglomeration classification prepared according to ESU and to structure of output, 5 classes of average individual farms from EU-24 countries were obtained. The comparison of results of Polish average farm with results obtained by the EU average farms revealed that the value of the majority of economic variables observed in Polish average farm was c.a. three times lower than the EU average. In the ranking – prepared according to the criteria of ESU – Polish average individual farm took 20th place among 24 average individual farms from the EU. The characteristic feature of the agricultural output of Polish average individual farm was the equal share of crops production, as well as livestock production in the total average farm‟s output. In the structure of crops production of a Polish average individual farm, the cereals, vegetables and flowers were dominant. The livestock production consisted mainly of pig meat, poultry meat and milk and milk products.
Correlations were estimated between the single measurement of electrical conductivity (EC) done 24 h post-slaughter and meat pH45 and pH24, water, protein and intramuscular fat content, thermal drip and free-water content and meat texture (tenderness and juiciness). Used were 43 carcasses of castrates. Once the animals reached the mean final body weight of about 105 kg, they were slaughtered at one slaughter house in accordance with technological standards adopted In meat processing plants. With the increase in EC measured 24 hours post-slaughter, both the initial (pH45) and final (pH24) meat acidities decreased. Moreover, together with the EC24 increase, the water level of meat decreased and was accompanied by an increase in the protein content. Increased EC resulted in increased thermal and free water drips which, in turn, reduced meat juiciness.Phenotypic correlation coefficients were estimated between EC measured 24 h post-slaughter and pH45 (-0.756**), water content (-0.359*), protein content (0.476**), thermal drip (0.331*), free-water content (0.373*) and juiciness (-0.342*). It is concluded that in the synthetic line 990 fatteners the EC of meat measured 24 h post-slaughter can be employed in practice for rapid diagnosis of pork quality on the slaughter line.
The aim of this study was to characterize the polymorphism of GH and LEP genes in selected pig breeds reared in Poland and to analyse the relation between the GH and LEP genotypes and carcass meat and fat deposition. The tests covered a total of 305 animals of the following breeds and lines:Pietrain (P), Złotnicka Spotted (ZS), Polish Landrace (PL), Torhyb [P × (PL × Polish Large White)],Stamboek (Dutch Landrace × Dutch Large White) and Pig Improving Company (PIC) pigs.The frequency of particular variants of porcine LEP and GH genes proved to be dependent on breed or line. An association between genotypes at loci LEP and GH and carcass traits was analysed on a material comprising 115 Torhyb, 44 Stamboek and 56 PIC pigs. The genotype at loci LEP and GH affected the value of particular carcass traits, but what traits were affected and what was the level of significance depended on the line. Genotype TT at locus LEP proved more advantageous for decreasing both fat weight and fat content of ham in PIC pigs than genotype CT. Moreover, genotypes AA at locus GH/HaeII and BB at locus GH/MspI were the least advantageous for weight of ham and ham meat when compared to the remaining genotypes at these loci. The same genotypes at the GH locus increased carcass length. It is concluded that a knowledge of LEP and GH genotypes might be useful for improving several traits determining carcass quality in some pig breeds and lines.
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