Introduction of computer tomography technique applied in breeding swine performance test and its application challenge

LIU Jingshun; WU Zhenfang; CAI Gengyuan

Journal of South China Agricultural University > 2019 > 40(S1): 155-157.

LIU Jingshun, WU Zhenfang, CAI Gengyuan. Introduction of computer tomography technique applied in breeding swine performance test and its application challenge[J]. Journal of South China Agricultural University, 2019, 40(S1): 155-157.

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Introduction of computer tomography technique applied in breeding swine performance test and its application challenge

LIU Jingshun^1,,
WU Zhenfang^{1, 2},
CAI Gengyuan^{1, 2, ,}

1.
Guangdong Wens Pig Breeding Co., Ltd., Xinxing 527400, China
2.
National Engineering Research Center for Swine Breeding Industry/College of Animal Science, South China Agriculture University, Guangzhou 510642, China

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Received Date: March 29, 2019
Available Online: May 17, 2023

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The carcass composition traits such as lean meat percentage and intramuscular fat content in breeding swine have different economic values in different social development periods and have always been important performance indexes for animal breeding. CT can be used to estimate the carcass composition of live animals. In this paper, the technique and application of CT in swine live performance test were reviewed.
- breeding swine,
- live performance test,
- computed tomography

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