Metabolik Modifiye Edicilerin Et Kalitesi Üzerine Etkisi

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Metabolik Modifiye Edicilerin Et Kalitesi Üzerine Etkisi

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Metabolik modifiye ediciler canl hayvan n vücudunda kas depolanmas n artt r rken, ya depolanmas n azalt rlar. Bu olumlu etkilerinin yan nda, et kalitesi üzerinde olumsuz etki yapabilecekleri konusunda endi eler vard r. Bu derlemede, metabolik modifiye edicilerin canl hayvan ve et kalitesi üzerindeki etkileri de erlendirilecektir. Literatürde çal malara bak ldhayvandaki kas oran n artt r p ya oran n dü ürdü ü ve genel olarak et kalitesini %5-10 aras olumsuz etkiledi i görülmü tür. Bununla beraber daha kaliteli canlhayvan ve daha ya s z et üretimi için kullanabilecek besleme ve genetik seçim yöntemlerinde de ayn sorunlar ya anmaktad r. Bu yüzden, metabolik modifiye edicilerin kullan m n n kasapl k hayvanlar için endüstriyel ba lamda daha etkin biçimde gündeme gelebilece i öngörülebilir

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• metabolik modifiye ediciler, karkas kalitesi, gevreklik

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