Title of article
The influence of diet, sex, IGF2 and RYR1 genotypes and anatomical location on pork loin composition
Author/Authors
Burgos، نويسنده , , Carmen and Moreno، نويسنده , , Carlos and Carrodeguas، نويسنده , , José Alberto and Barcelona، نويسنده , , José Antonio and Tarrafeta، نويسنده , , Luis and Lَpez-Buesa، نويسنده , , Pascual، نويسنده ,
Pages
7
From page
307
To page
313
Abstract
The composition of pork loin can be modified by nutritional means to improve the nutritional quality of its fatty acid composition. The effects of a modified diet – enriched mainly in n-3 fatty acids – on fat composition in several anatomical locations in the loin is described here. Saturated fatty acid content was reduced to less than one third of total fatty acids. n-6/n-3 ratio was reduced from about 17 to less than 5. Polyunsaturated fatty acids were reduced to less than 30% of total fat. The effects of several variables such as sex, weight, individual and IGF2 and RYR1 genotypes on loin composition are studied. In an effort to establish a labelling strategy that emphasizes the healthy nutritional properties of pork meat, a statistical model that makes it possible to estimate fat composition and quantity is presented.
Keywords
FAT , Long chain fatty acids , Food Composition , IGF2/RYR1 , Food analysis , pork , Meat , Diet , feed , fatty acid composition , Loin composition
Journal title
Astroparticle Physics
Record number
2033052
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