快速生长的遗传选择对肉木乳腺肌肉病的发展的影响

M Emambu1,2, A Haron1, D Lokshtanov1

  • 1Institute of Animal Science, Agricultural Research Organisation, Volcani Center, Rishon Le Zion, Israel.

British poultry science
|October 9, 2023
PubMed
概括

快速生长的肉 (Cobb500) 由于生理和分子变化,包括基因表达的改变,与缓慢生长的品种相比,发展出木制乳房 (WB). 这种肌肉肌病与快速增长超越代谢和心脏支持有关.

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