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EPD stands for

expected progeny difference

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Androgens

adrenal

testicular

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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)

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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

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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

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Repartitioning agents repartition nutrients from _______ to ___ synthesis.

fat to protein

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The only hormone-like product permitted as a feed additive in the US is

melengesterol acetate

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VFAs needed for proper ruminant function

acetic acid

butyric acid

propionic acid

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Priority order of vital physiological systems for nutrients

brain --> heart --> intestine --> bone --> repro system --> muscle --> fat

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hormone considers the main regulator of growth

IGF-1

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Hormone produced in the hypothalamus, stomach, pancreas, and small intestine that inhibits GH release and thus is very important in growth hormone regulation

somatostatin

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Hormone produced by the stomach and small intestine that induces hunger to increase food intake and also increases growth hormone secretion

ghrelin

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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

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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

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Hormones used in implants administered to cattle

estradiol

progesterone

testosterone

trenbolone acetate

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True or False: GH exerts its effects indirectly through binding to its receptor to stimulate lipolysis.

False

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True or False: Intrinsic genetic factors are variations in the DNA sequence and can result from spontaneous mutations.

True

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True or False: Callipyge lambs have increased numbers of total and glycolytic fibers and increase LEA on the muscle.

False

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True or False: Nutrient restriction during the last trimester of gestation in cattle may decrease marbling and birth weight in the offspring.

True

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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

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True or False: In all livestock species, castrated males are intermediate to females in terms of growth.

False

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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

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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

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True or False: Protein is the most important nutrient for proper growth and development of all livestock animals.

False

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True or False: Beta-agonists are hormones because they bind adrenergic receptors.

False

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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

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Autocrine

hormone from one cell that acts on itself or neighboring cell of the same type

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Neurocrine

hormone is synthesized in cell body of neurons and stored in axons; secreted into bloodstream to act on relatively distant target cells

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Paracrine

hormone from one cell conveyed to adjacent cell of different type via interstitial fluid

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Intracrine

growth factor able to act intracellularly not requiring secretion

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Endocrine

secreted by cells then transmitted via bloodstream to act on distant target cells

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The typical growth curve for all animals is described as what shape?

sigmoidal

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what are the physical components of growth and development?

bone, muscle/lean, fat

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List two examples of extrinsic factors that can regulate gene expression through actions on the intrinsic machinery.

climate

stressors

nutrition

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List five inherent factors affecting animal/carcass growth and composition.

1) species

2) sex

3) domestication

4) breed

5) type (maternal, terminal)

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In sex classes of pigs, boars grow the fastest/largest, followed by

gilts

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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

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Blue butt pigs are an example of

heterosis

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____________ is the proportion of phenotypic variation resulting from additive genetic effects.

Heritability

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_________/______ _____ indicate the performance of progeny is superior to the average of the parents for a trait.

Heterosis/Hybrid Vigor

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_____________ are a group of stress hormones that act quickly in the fight or flight response to mobilize glycogen/glucose for energy.

catecholamines

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Which two systems of the body are key regulators of growth and development?

nervous and endocrine

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____________ ______ 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

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Identify two traits that are lowly heritable.

1) Calving ease

2) early puberty/maturing

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Identify two traits that are moderately heritable.

1) milking ability

2) weakening weight

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Identify two traits that would be considered highly heritable.

1) LEA

2) marbling

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Protein

insulin

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Steroid

estradiol

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Modified Amino Acid

epinephrine

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Eicosanoid

PGF2a

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Ionophores favor the production of which VFA?

propionic acid

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Ionophores decrease the production of which gas?

methane

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What are two benefits of ionophores?

1) increased feed efficiency

2) coccidiostat

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Why is a VFD statement not necessary when using ionophores in animal feed?

not used in human medicine

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What country identified the RN allele?

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What breed of pig was the RN allele identified in?

hampshire

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What dairy advertised that they treat their cows with love, not rBGH?

Kleinpeter

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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

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what are the chemical components of growth?

water

lipids

protein

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True or False: EPD's can be used as an indication of the amount of progress in a mating system.

False

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Hormones that need to travel to act on distant targets in the body do so through what type of transport conveyance?

endocrine

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True or False: Growth hormone exerts its effects indirectly through binding to its receptor to stimulate lipolysis

false

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