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Applied Muscle Biology and Meat Science

Applied Muscle Biology and Meat Science

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ISBN

978-1040065709

Authors

Ph.D. Min Du (Editor), Richard J. McCormick (Editor)

Edition Number

1st

Copyright Year

May 26 2009

File Size

55 MB

Publisher

‎ CRC Press

Pages

349

Muscle Biology & Meat Science: Growth, Development and Quality

This book explores the biological processes that influence skeletal muscle development, growth, and meat production. It connects advances in muscle biology with practical applications in animal agriculture and food science, helping readers understand how biological mechanisms affect meat quality and production outcomes.

Key Features

  • Introduces the fundamentals of applied muscle biology and meat science
  • Explores the structure and function of skeletal muscle
  • Examines the biological mechanisms controlling muscle development
  • Explains the processes involved in muscle growth and development
  • Connects livestock biology with meat production outcomes
  • Discusses factors influencing muscle characteristics and composition
  • Explores the relationship between muscle biology and meat quality
  • Examines biological changes that occur in muscle tissue
  • Highlights the importance of understanding livestock physiology
  • Connects scientific research with practical agricultural applications
  • Discusses how muscle development influences production efficiency
  • Provides insights into biological factors affecting meat characteristics
  • Supports a deeper understanding of animal and food sciences
  • Presents current knowledge and developments in muscle biology research
  • Offers a foundation for further study in meat science and livestock production

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