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EPD stands for
expected progeny difference
Androgens
adrenal
testicular
PSS (malignant hyperthermia) is characterized by high lactic acid in muscle, increased glycolytic fibers, and leads to PSE meat. What gene is mutated in this syndrome?
RYR1 (halothane)
What is the amount of energy an animal receives from carbohydrates vs protein vs fat?
4.2 kcal/g for CHO and protein
9.45 kcal/g for fat
Paylean and Optaflexx are beta adrenergic agonists that are legal for finishing swine and beef cattle. What is the actual repartitioning agent in these products?
ractopamine
Repartitioning agents repartition nutrients from _______ to ___ synthesis.
fat to protein
The only hormone-like product permitted as a feed additive in the US is
melengesterol acetate
VFAs needed for proper ruminant function
acetic acid
butyric acid
propionic acid
Priority order of vital physiological systems for nutrients
brain --> heart --> intestine --> bone --> repro system --> muscle --> fat
hormone considers the main regulator of growth
IGF-1
Hormone produced in the hypothalamus, stomach, pancreas, and small intestine that inhibits GH release and thus is very important in growth hormone regulation
somatostatin
Hormone produced by the stomach and small intestine that induces hunger to increase food intake and also increases growth hormone secretion
ghrelin
Peptide hormone produced by adipose tissue that is a mediator of long-term regulation of energy balance and is a satiety hormone that suppresses food intake
leptin
changes in organisms caused my modification of gene expression responding to external factors rather than alteration of the genetic code itself is referred to as
epigenetics
Hormones used in implants administered to cattle
estradiol
progesterone
testosterone
trenbolone acetate
True or False: GH exerts its effects indirectly through binding to its receptor to stimulate lipolysis.
False
True or False: Intrinsic genetic factors are variations in the DNA sequence and can result from spontaneous mutations.
True
True or False: Callipyge lambs have increased numbers of total and glycolytic fibers and increase LEA on the muscle.
False
True or False: Nutrient restriction during the last trimester of gestation in cattle may decrease marbling and birth weight in the offspring.
True
True or False: Runt pigs are often the result of nutrient restriction during sow gestation. Runt pigs typically will have increased fat depth and decreased LEA.
True
True or False: In all livestock species, castrated males are intermediate to females in terms of growth.
False
True or False: Due to a mutation in myostatin gene, which encodes growth regulating factor myostatin, double muscled cattle have 50% more muscle fibers than those not expressing this gene.
False
True or False: It is important for young female children not to eat beef from cattle implanted with zeranol, because they will reach puberty much earlier due to estrogen intake.
False
True or False: Protein is the most important nutrient for proper growth and development of all livestock animals.
False
True or False: Beta-agonists are hormones because they bind adrenergic receptors.
False
True or False: Large frame animals will reach heavier live weights at a given compositional maturity or fat endpoint and are generally later maturing.
True
Autocrine
hormone from one cell that acts on itself or neighboring cell of the same type
Neurocrine
hormone is synthesized in cell body of neurons and stored in axons; secreted into bloodstream to act on relatively distant target cells
Paracrine
hormone from one cell conveyed to adjacent cell of different type via interstitial fluid
Intracrine
growth factor able to act intracellularly not requiring secretion
Endocrine
secreted by cells then transmitted via bloodstream to act on distant target cells
The typical growth curve for all animals is described as what shape?
sigmoidal
what are the physical components of growth and development?
bone, muscle/lean, fat
List two examples of extrinsic factors that can regulate gene expression through actions on the intrinsic machinery.
climate
stressors
nutrition
List five inherent factors affecting animal/carcass growth and composition.
1) species
2) sex
3) domestication
4) breed
5) type (maternal, terminal)
In sex classes of pigs, boars grow the fastest/largest, followed by
gilts
Blue Butt pigs are an F1 cross between what two breeds? Indicate which breed is terminal for meat and which is maternal for mothering ability.
yorkshire: maternal for mothering ability
hampshire: terminal for meat
Blue butt pigs are an example of
heterosis
____________ is the proportion of phenotypic variation resulting from additive genetic effects.
Heritability
_________/______ _____ indicate the performance of progeny is superior to the average of the parents for a trait.
Heterosis/Hybrid Vigor
_____________ are a group of stress hormones that act quickly in the fight or flight response to mobilize glycogen/glucose for energy.
catecholamines
Which two systems of the body are key regulators of growth and development?
nervous and endocrine
____________ ______ is the type of broth that may occur after a period of nutrient restriction is removed, and the growth rate may be higher than that exhibited during normal growth.
compensatory growth
Identify two traits that are lowly heritable.
1) Calving ease
2) early puberty/maturing
Identify two traits that are moderately heritable.
1) milking ability
2) weakening weight
Identify two traits that would be considered highly heritable.
1) LEA
2) marbling
Protein
insulin
Steroid
estradiol
Modified Amino Acid
epinephrine
Eicosanoid
PGF2a
Ionophores favor the production of which VFA?
propionic acid
Ionophores decrease the production of which gas?
methane
What are two benefits of ionophores?
1) increased feed efficiency
2) coccidiostat
Why is a VFD statement not necessary when using ionophores in animal feed?
not used in human medicine
What country identified the RN allele?
What breed of pig was the RN allele identified in?
hampshire
What dairy advertised that they treat their cows with love, not rBGH?
Kleinpeter
Pigs with this gene will have increased glucose uptake and more glycogen content in muscle fibers, high post-mortem lactic acid levels in meat, PSE meat, and decreased number and size of glycolytic muscle fibers.
Redement Napole
what are the chemical components of growth?
water
lipids
protein
True or False: EPD's can be used as an indication of the amount of progress in a mating system.
False
Hormones that need to travel to act on distant targets in the body do so through what type of transport conveyance?
endocrine
True or False: Growth hormone exerts its effects indirectly through binding to its receptor to stimulate lipolysis
false