The Research Topic Avian Muscle Development and Growth Mechanisms: Association with Muscle Myopathies and Meat Quality is the first comprehensive treatise associating the basic biology of muscle growth with the incidence of breast muscle myopathies including the influence of genetics, effect on meat quality, and the development of new detection methods with more accuracy than standard phenotypic palpation. For this special Research Topic, a total of 20 manuscripts were accepted for publication: 13 original research contributions; 4 hypothesis and theory; and 3 reviews

Sandra Velleman, Massimiliano Petracci (2021). Avian muscle development and growth mechanisms: association with muscle myopathies and meat quality. Losanna : Frontiers Media SA [10.3389/978-2-88966-314-9].

Avian muscle development and growth mechanisms: association with muscle myopathies and meat quality

Massimiliano Petracci
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2021

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The Research Topic Avian Muscle Development and Growth Mechanisms: Association with Muscle Myopathies and Meat Quality is the first comprehensive treatise associating the basic biology of muscle growth with the incidence of breast muscle myopathies including the influence of genetics, effect on meat quality, and the development of new detection methods with more accuracy than standard phenotypic palpation. For this special Research Topic, a total of 20 manuscripts were accepted for publication: 13 original research contributions; 4 hypothesis and theory; and 3 reviews
2021
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978-2-88966-314-9
Sandra Velleman, Massimiliano Petracci (2021). Avian muscle development and growth mechanisms: association with muscle myopathies and meat quality. Losanna : Frontiers Media SA [10.3389/978-2-88966-314-9].
Sandra Velleman; Massimiliano Petracci
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