Exam 3 Flashcards

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Warner-Bratzel Shear Force

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  • a system to predict meat tenderness
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B-AR agonists

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  • act through adrenergic receptors
  • repartitioning agents (repartition nutrients away from fat deposition and toward lean deposition)
  • increase protein synthesis and stimulate lipolysis
  • > MUSCLE GROWTH
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Anabolic Implants

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  • Promote growth through increased gain and efficiency
  • Typically administered at initial feedlot placement and possibility a reimplant during the middle of the feeding period
    ex: Revalor
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ACTOGAIN and OPTAFLEXX

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  • for FINISHING CATTLE
  • increase weight gain, inc feed efficiency, inc carcass leanness
  • feed during last 28-42 days on feed
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Proper site for placing growth promoting implants in beef cattle

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  • under the skin on the back subcutaneous middle one-third of the ear
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Result of feeding B-AR agonists

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  1. increased skeletal muscle mass
    - > increase protein synthesis
    - > decrease protein degradation
  2. decrease adipose tissue mass
    - > decrease lipogenesis (fat synthesis)
    - > increase lipolysis (fat breakdown)
  3. Inc lean muscle
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Dietary energy and lysine levels

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  • ractopamine may be included in swine diets containing 16% CP
  • feed with lysine to improve feed efficiency
  • integrated swine operations typically feed diets with approximately 3.4 Mcal of ME/kg
  • > increases WBS and lower IMF (tougher and less marbling, not good to sell for quality)
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Effects of Beta adrenergic agonists on cattle

- zilpaterol vs ractopamine

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  • responses differ by b-agonist
  • > zilpaterol (b2) > ractopamine (b1)
  • > zilpaterol is more aggressive in cattle
  • both inc ADG (Ract > zilp)
  • both inc HCW (zilp > ract)
  • inc feed efficiency
  • both inc ribeye area (zilp > ract)
  • both Inc WBS = dec tenderness and inc toughness
  • Zilp dec REA and Ractopamine inc REA
  • both reduce fat thickness (zilp > ract)
  • > zilpaterol REALLY high (concern for palatability)
  • both inc FG fiber area = extreme muscle hypertrophy
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Synovex-H

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  • an implant for heifers

- 400 lbs or more

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Implant Matrices

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  • hormones are embedded in a matrix
  • hormones are released consistently and over a long period of time
  • pay out is dependent on the implantation technique
  • > will reduce the number of re-implants
  • > compressed pellet, 60-120 d
  • > silastic rubber, 150-200 d
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Affect of anabolic implants on stocker calves

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  • given in stocker phase increase ADG over non-implanted control
  • a 22-35 lbs increase in weight gain after a 150 d stocker period (10-16% inc)
  • an additional increase of $25-40/head for a $1.29-1.38 initial investment
  • inc in ADG over non-imp and in weight after 150 d stocker period
    1. Synovex-S = .15 lb/d and 22.5 lbs
    2. Ralgro (Z) = .20 lb/d and 30 lbs
    3. Revalor-G = .23 lb/d and 34.5 lbs
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Zilmax

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  • for FINISHING CATTLE only
  • feed for last 20 days on sole ration of feed
  • 3 day withdrawal period
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Animal welfare and beta-agonists

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  • in 2013, Tyson Fresh Meats suspended PURCHASE OF CATTLE FED ZILMAX (zilpaterol hydrochloride), citing concerns that it might be causing AMBULATORY PROBLEMS IN CATTLE
  • Merck Animal Health, maker of Zilmax, voluntarily and temporarily SUSPENDED SALES of the feed additive in the US and Canada to address these concerns
  • > 5-step plan for responsible beef
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EU Ban on Implanted Beef

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  • 1989 banned imports of beef treated with growth-promoting hormones
  • US does not fit the 11.500 metric ton quota for high-quality, non-hormone treated beef
  • to become eligible to export non-treated beef, producers must obtain certification from NHTC (non-hormone treated cattle) program
  • under this program ensures that cattle “have never been fed or treated with hormonal growth promotants”
  • only 16 farms registered as of 2002
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Beta-agonists

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  • Repartitioning agents that stimulate lean growth instead of fat deposition at the end of the feeding period
  • Used last 20-40 of finishing
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Actogain function

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  • increase gain without compromising efficiency
  • LW inc 17 lb
  • feed efficiency inc 15%
  • carcass weight inc 11 lb
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What is important in the beef cattle industry

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  • southeast farms avg 100 cows or less
  • consistent profit
  • makes the COW-CALF industry most important!!
  • Stocker industry -> someone who has calves that are under weight for sale
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Synovex One Grass

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  • used for weight gain and operational flexibility from 200 days of uninterrupted growth (pay out up to 200 days)
  • stocker steers and heifers to inc gain and help stretch out performance when forage available for grazing beyond 140 d
  • good for the stocker industry for cows fed on grass alone
  • newer, more aggressive and expensive
  • 10:1 ratio of TBA:E2
  • STEERS 17.2% improvement in gain over non-implanted steers
  • HEIFERS 11.3% inc in average daily gain (ADG)
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B-andrenergic receptors (B-AR)

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  • consists of over 400 amino acids
  • 7 hydrophobic transmembrane domains
  • 3 extracellular segments associated with the N-terminus
  • 3 intracellular loops with the C-terminus
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How much beef would a male have to consume to exceed FDA rule?

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  • 342 3oz servings (64 lb/d) of implanted beef per day to exceed 1% of normal estrogen production
  • 477 3oz servings (90 lb/d) of non-implanted beef per day to exceed 1% of normal estrogen production
  • zero chance this occurs
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Synovex-C

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  • an implant for sucking calves
  • 45 d or older
  • up to 400 lbs
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Influence of implant on feedlot cattle with ADG, feed/gain, HCW, LMA, REA

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  1. ADG
    - inc .47-.57 lb/d
  2. Feed to gain
    - dec .19-.42 lb/lb
  3. HCW
    - inc 22-52 lb
  4. LMA
    - .39-1.07 in^2
  5. REA
    - .34-1.09 in^2
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Combination Implants for FINISHING cattle

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  1. Revalor-G
    - G stands for grass
    - mild implant
    - lower ratio of TBA : estradiol
    - implant for WEANED pasture cattle, steers and heifers
    - for YOUNGER, growing cattle
    - about $1
  2. Revalor-S
    - implant for FEEDLOT steers
    - hormone amount increased bc it is a larger animal
    - cost more as well because need a larger amount of hormone
    - about $3
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Environmental and economic impact of removing growth enhancing technologies

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  • removing growth enhancing technologies would have a significant negative consequence
  • increase resource use
  • increase waste/manure output (greenhouse gases)
  • increase carbon emissions
  • increase production cost per pound of beef
  • increase cattle numbers
  • increase feedstuff and land use
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Affect of anabolic implants on suckling beef calves
- increase in ADG over non-implant - > .11-.13 lb/day - additional weight gain of 23-27 lb - increase in profit by $30-37 for a 1.25-1.37 initial investment
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Synthetic b-AR agonists
- active with oral administration - bind to B-AR - > activates Gs protein - > then activates cAMP, a major intracellular signaling molecule for response in the body - > increases muscle synthesis, dec muscle degredation, reduce lipogenesis, inc lipolysis
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Revalor + Zilmax additive response on WBS on day 14
- WBS inc 1.67 (toughness inc) | - additive response
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Repartitioning agents
- compounds that shift nutrients from adipose tissue and toward muscle - energy is directed to lean muscle growth and less fat
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Synovex-C (C)
- works as a growth promoting implant for cow-calf operations - INC RATE OF WEIGHT GAIN in suckling steer or heifer calves - use when 45 d or older, up to 400 lbs - initial implant followed by Synovex S 70 days later - increased weight of gain rate in feedlot steers over 400 lbs - one implant has 4 pellets - use a lower dose - DO NOT USE IN VEAL CALVES - 100 mg progesterone and 10 mg estradiol benzoate (EB)
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Marbling and Implants
- Relationship between INCREASED LMA (longissimus muscle area) and REDUCED MARBLING SCORES - Appears to be a dilution of intramuscular fat rather than a direct effect on lipogenesis
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Natural Organizations Beliefs
- they do not use growth hormones - they are organic and all naturally raised - BUT all hormones are NATURAL, they only make growth occur faster
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PAYLEAN 9
- for FINISHING SWINE only - premix that goes into feed - contains at least 16% of CP - for the LAST 45 TO 90LBs of gain before slaughter - ONLY FOR LATE FINISHING PERIOD
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Combination of Implants
- most implants contain both estrogenic and androgenic anabolic implants - additive responses
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Affects of Ractopamine aka paylean in finishing swine
- repartitions nutrients from fat deposition toward increased protein synthesis - muscle protein accretion without impacting pork quality - inc ADG - inc feed efficiency - inc LMA - dec fat thickness at the 10th rib - inc fat free carcass lean
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How much beef would a female have to consume to exceed FDA rule?
- female (non-pregnant) would have to consume 4275 3oz. servings of implanted beef per day - pregnant females would have to consume 16,333 3oz. servings of implanted beef per day - zero chance this occurs
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How much does Ralgro(Z) and Synovex-C cost
- ralgro Z is 1.37 per dose | - synovex-C is 1.25 per dose
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Ralgro Z/Ralgro Z Combination inc in ADG
- .13
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Antibiotic concerns
- resistance - > bacterial resistance to antibiotics and human health - > FDA establishes minimum time intervals between last use of feeds containing antibiotics and slaughter of the animal, which allows for the elimination of antibiotics - > monitor for residues
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How do we produce more beef to feed a growing world
- increase number of animals | - produce more beef meat per animal
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Antibiotics
- sub-therapeutic levels - > prevent disease, improve growth, and enhance feed efficiency - > no changes in carcass quality
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Phytoestrogens
- phenolic and non-steroid compounds that have similar structure and biological activity as human estrogens - plant secondary metabolites found in over 300 plant species - used for estrogen replacement therapy for women in menopause - > isoflavons stimulates osteoblastic bone formation, inhibit osteoclastic bone resorption, and prevent excessive bone mass loss in mice and rats with removed ovaries - antioxidants to protect against harmful effects of free radicals - > flavonoids - bind to both estrogen receptors, ERalpha and ERbeta
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Growth Promotants (3 Major)
- anabolic compounds that are exogenously administered to promote growth - all growth promotants are regulated by the FDA ex: - Anabolic Implants - beta agonists - ionophores
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Implants with Local Antibacterial
- every implant has a Tylan pellet, a localized antibacterial, it will dissolve and quickly releases the antibacterial throughout the implant site - the implant procedure causes an inflammatory response in all animals, this can increase abscess rates (especially in dirty or wet conditions) - good implanting procedures paired with the Tylan pellet will reduce the number of abscesses and improve health/performance of the implant and site
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Implant Products on the Market
- Center for Veterinary Medicine(CVM) Approved Cattle Drugs - all approved by the FDA for use in CATTLE based on sex, weight and program - ZERO DAY WITHDRAWAL (can implant and slaughter whenever, it is safe) - the label of each brand specifies what type of cattle to use for - 38 implant products available for the use in cattle 1. 8 implants with estrogenic activity (E) 2. 2 implants with androgenic activity (A) 3. 28 implants with combination of estrogenic and androgenic activity (C, additive response)
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What % of feedlot cattle have been implanted at least once and what % uses combination implant
- 97.2% of feedlot cattle have been implanted at least once | - 78% use combination implant (when both an estrogenic and androgenic implant is used)
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Synovex-Choice
- the most versatile potency implant for feedlot steers and heifers
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Two types of Adrenergic Receptors
1. alpha-adrenergic receptors (a-AR) 2. beta-adrenergic receptors (B-AR) - > present in most all tissues in the body, but in differing amounts depending on tissue type - > are members of the G protein-coupled receptors (GPCR)
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JECFA
- international scientific expert committee focusing on the residues of veterinary drugs in food - Joint Expert Committee on Food Additives (Food and Agricultural Organization-FAO/World Health Organization-WHO) - used by the Codex Alimentarius Commission to establish standards - ADI (acceptable daily intake) for ractopamine - MRL (maximum residue limit) in cattle and pig tissues - defined ractopamine as "synthetic substance that is used as a veterinary drug in animal feed to promote muscle growth in approved food animal species, namely pigs and cattle and, to a limited extent heavy turkeys"
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History of Anabolic Implants
1. 1954- oral DES approved for CATTLE - DES: anabolic compound with estrogenic activity 2. *1956- Estradiol Benzoate (EB)/progesterone implants approved for STEERS 3. 1958- EB/Testosterone approved for HEIFERS 3. 1968- oral MGA approved for heifers 4. 1969- ZERANOL implants approved for cattle and lambs 5. 1987- Trenbolone Acetate (TBA) approved for cattle
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DES use in humans
- DES was used in humans during the first trimester of pregnancy to prevent miscarriages - the daughters of these mothers who used DES developed adenocarcinogens - in 1979 all use of DES was BANNED by the FDA
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Other countries
- China: zero tolerance policy for ractopamine residues in meat imports since 2009 - Russia: banned imports of US meat containing ractopamine, loss of $500 million in sales per year - Canada: ractopamine free pork certification program - USDA: allows labels for meat productions, "never fed beta-agonists"
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Summary of antibiotics and ionophores
- antibiotics - > VMD eliminates use of antibiotics for growth promotion - ionophores - > improve feed efficiency - > no changes in carcass quality or composition
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Ionophores
- first approved in 1971 as a coccidiostat for poultry - 90+% of feedlot cattle are fed an ionophore in a finishing diet - antimicrobial compounds - > alter the ability of sensitive cells to transport nutrients and end-products through the cell membrane which forces them to expend additional energy, which reduces their survival
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FDA approval with estrogen
- intake from residues in meat < 1% of daily production of estrogen - the amount of extra hormone(E2) in MEAT MUST NOT EXCEED 1% of the average amount of that hormone produced by a person in the most sensitive segment of the human population - prepubertal boy has the lowest levels of estrogen - pregnant female has the highest levels of estrogen
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Increase in value if implant both suckling and stocker beef calves with anabolic implants
- weight increase = 45.5-61.5 lb/hd(head) | - additional profit = $56.54-75.91
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Mechanism of action when bind to B-AR
- activates Gs protein - > a-subunit of the Gs protein. then activates adenylyl cyclase, the enzyme that produces cyclic AMP (cAMP) - cAMP is a major intracellular signaling molecule - > bind regulatory subunit of protein kinase A to release the catalytic subunit that then PHOSPHORYLATES a number of intracellular proteins - > can prod lipase enzyme or deactivate long-chain fatty acid synthesis
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Synovex-S
- steers over 400 lbs
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Suckling Beef Cattle
- calves below 7 months of age and not 400-500 lbs yet - use ralgro w zeranol (1 mos of age and older) - use Synovex-C (45 d of age and older) - implant products available for suckling calves - easy management, implant subcutaneously in the ear (lasts 40-60 days) - an increased rate of weight gain (weaned at a heavier weight) - not used in bull calves or weaning heifers intended for reproduction, dairy cows, or cows processed for veal
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Reimplantation
1. Pay-out - 60 to 120 days 2. Reimplant - 60 to 120 days after first implant - depends on the total days on feed
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Desensitization of Ractopamine
- improves feed efficiency by 20% when fed for 27 d - after 27 d of feeding paylean, the advantage in feed efficiency dec 7% - optimal response is 20-27 d of feeding (tissues responsiveness to paylean is v short)
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DES history
- Iowa State College filed for a patient in 1953 for use of oral DES in cattle - By the end of 1955, it was estimated that 6 million cattle were fed DES (80-95% of fed cattle) - there was a 15% improvement in gain and feed efficiency - no residues in meat
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Skeletal Maturity
- Implants can advance skeletal maturity - > estrogens - Number of implants used important - > If each implant advances maturity by 10 points, then this can add up when using multiple implants and depending on time-on-feed - Concerns - > can effect marbling, quality grade, tenderness
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Benefits from implanting
- INCREASED RATE OF WEIGHT GAIN | - IMPROVED FEED EFFICIENCY
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When should anabolic implants be used?
- at calves(suckling) and stocker phase
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Implants and ionophores
- 22% increase in beef production without increasing level of supplementation or pasture land - utilizing both ionophores and implants together decreased cost of gain by 26% - net return increased by $30-$54 USD over control - inc ADG .46 lb/d
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B-agonists in swine
- increased performance - inc ADG and gain:feed by 25-28% - increase fat-free lean - > increase muscle mass(26%), dec fat mass(13%) - dietary energy and protein levels important - > maximizing muscle growth may impact marbling and tenderness - greatest improvements first 20-27 d - NO IMPLANTS FOR PIGS(not FDA approved), ONLY CATTLE
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How do implants in beef production work
- increase lean muscle growth - increase IGF-1 - Increase satellite cell proliferation - estrogens increase protein synthesis - androgens decrease protein degradation - additive responses with combination implants
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Two B-AR products approved for use in the USA
1. ractopamine hydrochloride - b1 adrenergic agonist (called diff things 4 diff species) - paylean (pigs) - optaflex (cattle) - topmax9 (turkey) - actogain (cattle) 2. zilpaterol hydrochloride - b2 adrenergic agonist - zilmax (cattle) - 3 d withdrawal period prior to slaughter
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Adrenergic receptors (AR)
- define, prevalence, mechanism of action - different receptor subtypes - > allow differential effects - subtypes differ between tissues and species - > have a preference of which to bind to
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Implant Problems
- abscessed (biggest issue, 22%) - bunched - crushed - missing - pellets missing - walled off - in cartilage - improper site
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Advantages of anabolic implants
1. Larger calves at weaning - get larger bc there is an increase in avg daily gain 2. More lbs = more $$$$$ 3. Increase in Ribeye area - important bc this is where the $$$$ comes from 4. larger cows leaving stocker programs
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Concerns with Implanting and Meat Quality
- marbling - quality grade - tenderness
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Meta-analysis for ractopamine in swine
- inc 11.8% ADG - inc 16.7 G:F (feed efficiency) - 3% inc HCW - Dressing percent inc 1.2% - LMA inc 12.6% - fat free lean inc 4.7%
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Implant products are available for?
for suckling calves, grazing cattle and finishing cattle
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SYNOVEX-Zoetis Implant
- part of a broad portfolio of implants in every production phase
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Differences between AR types
- B-AR: Gs-protein stimulated cAMP-mediated events | - a-AR: coupled to inhibitory Gi protein (turns off)
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Synovex-PLUS
- the most potent implant for feedlot steers and heifers
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Maximum residue limit (MRL) in ractopamine and zilpaterol
1. 2010-Ractopamine - MRL for muscle, liver, fat, 150 ug/kg - MRL for kidneys, 200 ug/kg 2. 2012-Zilpaterol - not enough data to establish MRL
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Alternatives to antibiotics
- antimicrobial peptides - clay minerals - egg yolk antibiotics - essential oils - eucalyptus oil-medium chain fatty acids - rare earth elements - recombinant enzymes
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Hormonal Growth Promotants Components for beef cattle
1. Estrogens 2. Androgens 3. Progesterones (MGA and progesterone) - all growth promotants technologies are regulated by the food and drug administration (FDA) - causes an increase in growth hormone that produces muscle growth
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All-natural beef
- produced without the use of growth promoting implants | - USDA Non-Hormone Treated Cattle Program for certification
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Percents of finished cattle that come from feedlot operation and pasture operation
- 95% feedlot | - 5% pasture
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Endocrine Disruptors in Environment
endocrine disruptors - > mimic the actions of estrogens and inhibit the effect of androgens - tea tree oil and lavender oil - > causing gynecomastia in prepubertal boys (development of breasts) - after removal of these products, gynecomastia resolved after several months
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Why shouldn't beta adrenergic agonists be fed for long term periods?
- constant exposure to B-AA desensitizes or inactivates receptor-mediated signaling - waste of money to continuously use it bc it will stop working
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Safety of beta-agonists for human consumption
- approved by FDA - ractopamine used in more than 20 countries - zilpaterol only used in 5 countries - EU European Union banned use of beta-agonists in farm animals in 1996
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Ralgro (Z) Z=Zenerol
- 36 mg Zenerol - anabolic agent that INC RATE OF WEIGHT GAIN - improves conversion of weaned beef calves, growing beef cattle, feedlot steers and feedlot heifers - increases rate of weight gain in SUCKLING beef calves - DO NOT USE IN VEAL CALVES - do not use in calves under 1 mos of age or in heifers intended for reproduction
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Synovex-S
- an implant for steers | - 400 lbs or more
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Safety of Anabolic Implants
- USA has used for over 60 years - 1956 first EB/progesterone implant approved for steers - all anabolic implants are FDA approved - have ZERO DAY SLAUGHTER WITHDRAWAL
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Androgenic Anabolic Implants
- testosterone propionate (TP) - trenbolone acetate (TA) - > 3-5 fold greater androgenic activity and 8-10 fold greater anabolic activity than testosterone
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Dominant adrenergic receptor (AR) in the cattle
- over 90% B2 in adipose tissue | - over 99% B2 in skeletal muscle
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Cattle: B-agonists
1. zilpaterol (zilmax) - b2 adrenergic agonist 2. clenbuterol - b2 adrenergic agonist - not approved for use in US commercially - experimental lab use only 3. ractopamine (optaflexx and actogain) - > b1 adrenergic agonist
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Veterinary Feed Directive (VFD) Final Rule
- purpose is to revise FDA's VFD regulations to improve the efficiency of the VFD program while continuing to protect public health (human and animal health) - In 1996, Congress enacted the Animal Drug Availability Act (ADAA) to facilitate the approval and marketing of new animal drugs and medicated feeds - new regulatory category for certain animal drugs used in or on animal food (animal feed) called veterinary feed directive drugs (or VFD drugs). - VFD drugs are new animal drugs intended for use in or on animal feed which are limited to use under the professional supervision of a licensed veterinarian. - Any animal feed containing a VFD drug can only be fed to animals based upon an order, called a veterinary feed directive (VFD), issued by a licensed veterinarian in the course of the veterinarian's professional practice - in short, all antimicrobial drugs used for food-production purposes must be approved and distributed by a licensed vet
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Anabolic Implants and Beta-agonists additive responses
- increase gain and HCW - reduction in marbling and tenderness (tougher) - will increase pounds in beef and lower cost - in 2002 70-80% of US cattle fed Zilmax or Optaflexx
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Phytoestrogens are divided into two groups
1. Isoflavonoids a. isoflavones - isoflavones - soybean and red clover b. coumestans - also found in soybean and red clovers - MOST PRONOUNCED ESTROGENIC AFFECTS - coumestrol 2. Lignans - flaxseed, sesame seed, cabbages, cereals
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Epinepherine (adrenaline) and norepinephrine
- released when stimulated by nerve fibers - response to stress - bind both alpha-AR and b-AR - > induce significant metabolic effects on various tissue - > epinepherine is more potent than norepinepherine for a-AR
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Stocker calves
- stocker phase = after weaning (over 400 lbs) and before finishing in feedlot - typically on forages/pasture systems - use Ralgro, Synovex-S, Revalor-G or Synovex One Grass - > all approved to increase weight gain
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What implant is used in Suckling Beef cattle
- Ralgro with Zenerol (given at 1 month of age) - synthetic estrogen made from corn mold - Synovex-C (45 days of age)
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Meta-analysis results of optaflexx
- HCW inc 13.6 lbs - marbling score dec by 5.1 - WBS inc .2 (inc toughness)
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Synovex-CONE
- aggressive feedlot implant, really stimulate growth | - has a negative impact on marbling
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Combinations: ionophore and BAA
- 90+% of feedlot cattle are fed an ionophore - 85% of feedlot cattle are fed B-AA - fed in combination - > currently laidlomycin propionate (cattlyst) lacks combination approval (monensin has approval) - > this study was conducted to evaluate the combination
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β-Adrenergic Agonists
- Another Growth promoting technology - Approved for use in ONLY FINISHING swine, cattle, turkeys - Used to increase skeletal muscle growth and decrease lipid/adiposity(dec fat production) content - Repartitioning agent - Energy is directed to lean muscle growth and less fat - Increase lean yield - commercially available compounds for use in meat animals - typically growth responses - constant exposure to B-AA
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Simpson and Edisto Rec Cattle Research
- Steers (160) were used from two locations in SC (Simpson Beef Station and Edisto Rec Center) - two groups at each location implant group and a no implant (control group) - Ralgro(Z) implant at 4 mos of age, re-implant using Revalor-G implant - they used a real time ultrasound to see ribeye area and fat thickness RESULTS - inc in weight gain and ADG - dec in fat thickness - inc in ribeye area
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Beef production w implant influence
- use of growth promotant technologies INC BEEF PRODUCTION (inc pounds of beef) and REDUCES INPUTS (less feed per pound of gain) - INC SUSTAINABILITY: more beef for less, efficiency increases, less feed per lb of gain - Since the population is increasing rapidly there will be a 70% increase in demand for meat, milk and eggs (growth promotants will help)
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Estrogenic Anabolic Implants
- estradiol 17-Beta (E2) - estradiol benzoate (EB) - zeranol (Non-steroid compound from corn infected with fungus. Fusarium that has estrogenic activity)
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Meta-analysis results of zilmax
- meta analysis is when you take all prior studies on the topic, reanalyze and get avg of results - HCW inc 33.22 lb - REA inc 1.24 in^2 - marbling score dec by 23 - WBS aka shear force inc by .84 kg (inc toughness)
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Implant and ionophore affect with cattle on pasture
- implant inc .31 lb/d - ionophore inc .15 lb/d - both .46 lb/d - > $30-54 inc - > 22% inc in beef prod
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Implant Timing
- early implant has largest choice
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Synovex-H
- heifers over 400 lbs
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Beef Consumption does not trigger early onset of Estrus (Puberty)
- earlier onset of puberty in young American girls has led researchers to question if a casual relation exists between dietary sources of estrogenic compounds and precocious puberty - PREPUBERTAL GILTS as an animal model were fed: 1. cooked ground beef from non-implanted beef 2. cooked ground beef from implanted beef 3. cooked tofu patty - gain, muscle, fat deposition and number of days to estrus - concluded that daily consumption from a very early stage in physiologic development DOES NOT LEAD to precocious puberty
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Antibiotic mode of action
1. metabolic effect - directly affect rate or pattern of metabolic processes 2. nutrient sparing effect - reduce dietary requirement for one or more essential nutrients 3. disease control effect - suppress organisms that produce toxins or limit their capacity to produce toxins which adversely affect performance of the animals
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Physiological B-AR agonists
- epinepherine (adrenaline) and norepinephrine - > fight or flight response to stress - synthetic b-AR agonists
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Synovex One Feedlot
- an extended duration (up to 200 days) implant for feedlot steers and heifers
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B-AA summary
- they are synthetic compounds that bind to B-AR - cAMP stimulates phosphorylation of certain enzymes that regulate metabolism - short-term effects to alter growth - > constant exposure to B-AA desensitizes or inactivates receptor-mediated signaling