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carcass
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When P-values for carcass traits are adjusted using FDR, no differences were detected between Control and 59122 for all carcass traits (P > 0.
Effect of Feeding DAS-59122-7 Corn Grain and Nontransgenic Corn Grain ... by T J Huls and G E PAS Erickson and T J Klopfenstein and M K Luebbe and K J PAS Vander Pol and D W Ric / Professional Animal Scientist
Heritability for carcass traits are moderate to high, being slightly higher than birth weights, weaning weights, and yearling weights.
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From a single tail switch hair sample a comprehensive DNA profile can define a beef animal's true potential for traits such as tenderness, carcass traits, coat colour and milking ability.
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