Summary: Biology Of Domestic Animals

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  • 1 case 10; DNA

  • 1.1 Begrippen

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  • Quantitative trait locus (GTL)

    A gene affecting the phenotypic variation in continuously varying traits such as height and weight
  • 1.2 Aantekeningen

  • (true or false) a microsatellite marker is a bi-allelic marker?

    False
  • If two or more animal species cay the same gene, then these genes are?

    Orthologist
  • 2 case 2B; Meat

  • 2.1 aantekeningen

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  • Which type of meat fell the most in consumtion between 1990 and 2009 inn the Netherlands?

    Meat from pigs
  • what can you tell me about DFD meat?

    (Dry Firm Dark) = meat that is dark, dry and stiff
    this occurs if the supply of fuel in the muscles (particularly glycogen) is exhausted at the time of slaughter. As a result the pH barely declines and the meat becomes tough
  • The smallest body component of a bovine at the age of two is?

    The bone
  • Which period is also called the growth-deceleration phase?

    From puberty until maturity
  • What is the highest till lowest meat consumption?

    1. Pig (pork) -> slightly less than half of meat consumption
    2. Poultry
    3. Cattle (beef)
    4. Calf (veal)
    5. Sheep + goat
  • What are two reasons why poultry consumption is slightly risen?

    1. The consumer sees poultry as healthier
    2. Poultry is cheap and many ready-made products are poultry based
  • What can you tell me about PSE meat?

    (pale soft exudative) = a light-colored meat that is very moist and has a loose structure
    if the pH falls rapidly, while the temperature is high, protein denaturation may occur leading to a dop in meat quality

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