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Texas A&M University-Galveston | MARB 1000
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AllisonL.Marsh Dr.Gentry ClassReflections Due:Monday10/27/2008 Inourfirstclasslectureaboutleadership,wedescribedthecharacteristicsofagood leader,andwhyitisimportantforourleaderstoencompassthesequalities.Establishingthat positionsofauthoritygiveyouleadersh -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
AllisonL.Marsh Dr.Gentry ClassReflections Due:Monday10/27/2008 Inourfirstclasslectureaboutleadership,wedescribedthecharacteristicsofagood leader,andwhyitisimportantforourleaderstoencompassthesequalities.Establishingthat positionsofauthoritygiveyouleadersh -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Allison L. Marsh Dr. Gentry Class Reflections Due: Monday 10/27/2008 In our first class lecture about leadership, we described the characteristics of a good leader, and why it is important for our leaders to encompass these qualities. Establishing that po -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Holistic vs. Traditional Veterinary Medicine Holistic vererinary medicine is a comprehensive approach to animal care involving alternative and conventional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities. This includes: Acupuncture Homeopathy Botanical medicine/her -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
The Repercussions of the Elimination of Horse Slaughter Horses, if not sent to slaughter, would be either absorbed into the industry or euthanazied. Currently, horses have a total impact on the US Gross Domestic Product of $112.1 BILLION, including $25.3 -
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Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Problems with Captive Breeding Its difficult-we do not kn ow what puts animals \"in the mood\" to breed Breeding some species is easy-we want to make sure they don\'t do it too often Certain breeds are very finicky: the giant panda, the macaw parrot Even a f -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Mark Cooper, formerly of Bossier City, was appointed by Governor Bobby Jindal as Director of the Governors Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness in January of this year after spending almost 20 years in California. Previously, he served -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Contact HAZMAT, work with HAZMAT to remove animals from research facility, or contain them with help of state vet and treat. Utilize infrastructure for stranded animals, contact state vet for help with coordination Keep people aware of the situation and q -
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is in charge training and exercise programs, and the State\'s critical infrastructure programs. Manage/conduct emergency management training SARTA anti-terrorism training for law enforcement Coordination of HAZMAT related training Performance of bi-annual -
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Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Functions of B12: Essential for the normal metabolic function of all cells Works with Folate to prevent anaemia Helps in DNA synthesis Essential for healthy nervous system VitaminB12isneededforbuildingproteinsinthebody,redbloodcells,andnormalfunctionofn -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Allison L. Marsh Jessica L. Griffin Sarah Budo Vitamin B12 Vitamin B12 is a complex water-soluble organic compound essential to a plethora of microorganisms and animals. It has two active forms: Methylcobalamin and 5deoxyadenosylcobalamin, which play a ro -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Nutrition Notes: November 17, 2008 Quantity: Energy is most important Quality: Protein is most important BMR is higher bc there is a longer distance to move the blood. -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Anatomic Terms and Cell Biology Cell Veterinary Science 2000 Dennis D. French, DVM Diplomate, ABVP Anatomic planes Anatomic vanat.cvm.umn.edu/anatDirections/ Nutrient Sources Nutrient Corn Silage Alfalfa hay Cottonseed The Cell The Cell Membrane Cell Golg -
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BoneEndocrinologyand BoneEndocrinologyand Pathology BoneEndocrinologyand BoneEndocrinologyand Physiology VitaminD3cholecalciferol MajorityofD3formedinskinbyultraviolet irradiationof7dehydrocholesterol Convertedbyliverto25 Hydroxycholecalciferol 25Hydrox -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Bone Bone AnatomyandPhysiology FunctionofBone FunctionofBone Supportforthebody:endoskeletonvs. exoskeleton Protectionofotherorgans Mechanicalleverageformovement Storehouseforcalcium Maintainsmineralhomeostasis Aidsinmaintainingacid/basebalance Typesofbo -
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Joint Anatomy Other critters Canine hip dysplasia Osteoarthritis Progressive degenerative joint dysfunction Usually in performance horses or dogs that have had success at athletic events Osteoarthritis Inciting causes Genetics Environment Articular fra -
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Skeletal System Skeletal Skeletal System Skeletal Axial skeleton- includes practically all bones Axial except those of the limbs or appendages. except The bones composing the axial skeleton are The either on the midline , or are attached to the bones of t -
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Steer Number 61 93 8 10 3 104 70 68 Diet Implant Rumensin Implant Implant Rumensin Rumensin Nothing Nothing Initial Weight 536 550 570 500 540 444 570 476 Initial BCS 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 3 Second Weight 622 562 624 578 646 452 634 536 Secon -
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M eats Notes for September 30, 2008 A bands-anicotropic-do not reflect light back I bands-icotropic-DO reflect light back Z line- hooks to individual thin filaments technically, but people refer to them as actin f ilaments M lines or M proteins connect my -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Meat Technology Jerky Lab Report Lacey Rabalais Introduction: In the lab conducted on jerky production, meat products were manipulated into jerky products. The overall purpose of the lab was to explore the influence of using whole muscle or comminuted mea -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
MEAT JERKY LABORATORY ANSC 4094 Meat Technology Objective: To demonstrate the influence of using whole muscle or comminution on the characteristics, particularly texture, of meat jerky. Equipment/supplies: Grinder with 1/4 and 1/8 plates Smokehouse Horizo -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
ANSC 4094 MEAT TECHNOLOGY Restructured Meats and Nuggets Objective: To manufacture restructured and whole muscle nuggets batter and breaded for comparison of nugget cohesion and coating adhesion Equipment and Supplies: Boneless chicken breasts and thighs -
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Allison L. Marsh Lamb Carcass Evaluation and Cutting Introduction In this lab, we had several objectives to accomplish. First, we were to observe and practice the manipulative skills and specific procedures involved in the slaughter and dressing of lambs. -
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AllisonL.Marsh AnimalScience3053 MeatsLabReport#1:PorkCarcassFabricationEvaluationandCuttingTestLab Due:MondaySeptember29,2008 Introduction Thethoroughandcompleteevaluationofanyanimalintendedtobeprocessed forhumanconsumptionisenforcedbytheUSDAthroughstric -
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Left Side Pork Carcass tag 25-4 Hot Weight 1-6.5 Cold weigh 101.6 Color 1.0 Marbling 1.0 Backfat thickness 1.3 inches first rib .9 inches last rib -
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Allison L. Marsh Sausage Lab In lab last week, we made three different types of sausage. We started with a fresh pork sausage, then made a cured pork sausage, and lastly we made a deer sausage that was mixed with pork. Each of them were made in a similar -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Meat Technology Sausage Lab Report Lacey Rabalais In lab last week, we made sausage. We actually made 3 different types too. We started with a fresh pork sausage, then made a cured pork sausage, and last we made a deer sausage. Each of them were made in a -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Evaluating Market Animals Why do we evaluate market animals? Thousands of cattle, hogs, and lambs are bought and sold everyday based off of some type of visual appraisal The composition (lean:fat) of livestock is directly related to their dollar value In -
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AppraisalofMarketAnimals Objectives: (1)Todeterminehowage,weight,sex,fatnessandmusclingaffectthevalueof livestock. (2)Toshowwhysomebreedsoflivestockhavedifferentabilitiestodepositfat. (3)Torelateactualpresentdaymarketconditionsthatareduetotherelativemerit -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Fed Cattle Grid Pricing Ted C. Schroeder and Ernest E. Davis * Value-based marketing refers to pricing cattle on an individual animal basis. Prices differ according to the underlying value of beef and by-products produced from each animal. It has been dif -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
Beef Carcass Grading USDA Grades Quality Grade predicts potential eating quality Prime, Choice, Select, Standard, Commercial, Utility, Cutter, and Canner Yield Grade predicts cutability 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Quality Grade Quality Grade Maturity (five matur -
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Live Swine Evaluation and Grading What Do you See? You will learn how to properly be able to discuss very important traits for carcass characteristics on a live animal Can you see the differences? How will those differences affect the carcass of these ani -
This composite breed would help the beef industry by focusing on the carcass traits of the breed thrTexas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
This composite breed would help the beef industry by focusing on the carcass traits of the breed through the selection of elite breeds in the initial stages on composition, as well as throughout generations to come. Along with this, the breeds chosen are -
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AnimalBreedingandGenetics Lab Fall2009 Abreedmadeupoftwoormore componentbreedsanddesignedto benefitfromhybridvigorwithoutcrossing otherbreeds Angus Hereford Shorthorn Gelbvieh PolledHereford Pinzgauer RedAngus Romosinuano Longhorn Goodmotheringabilit -
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AnimalBreedingandGenetics Fall2009 Amatingsystemthatusescrossbreeding tomaintaindesirablelevelofhybridvigor orbreedcomplimentarity Hybridvigordecreasesovertimeasbreed becomesmorelikepurebreds Meritofcomponentbreeds HybridVigor BreedComplimentarity Re -
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Genetic Prediction Technologies Week 4 Animal Breeding and Genetics Fall 2009 Genetic Prediction Utilization of data to calculate the genetic influence and worth of an animal for economically important traits Types of Genetic Prediction Technologies EPD -
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Fall2009 MatthewGarcia Exam1September11 Exam2October9 Exam3November13 FinalExamDecember? Molecular Transmission Population Quantitative IndividualDNAmakeupthatcodesfor physicaltraits Thecurrentbranchofresearch Mapping Genefunction MarkerDevelopment -
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Mating Systems For Simply Inherited Traits Week 5 Lecture Notes Animal Breeding Fall 2009 Mating Systems Mating system A set of rules or requirements for mating Typically trying to take advantage of desirable traits of multiple populations Crossbreeding -
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Week9Notes AnimalBreeding Fall2009 ExtractionofDNAcancomefromalmost anytissueorbodyfluid ConcentrationofDNAwillvaryfromtissue Blood Muscle Saliva Semen Skin andextractionprocedure ImportanceofDNAextraction DNArepositories Researchpopulations Identif -
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AnimalBreedingandGenetics Fall2009 Definition Usinggeneticmaterial(DNA)toidentifyan individualordetermineifanindividualcarries andtransmitsaspecificformofagene Parentagetesting MAS Alaboratorymethodforcharacterizingan individualsDNAcreatingauniquegene -
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BreedingandGenetics Fall2009 Cloningdefined Atechnologyforproducinggenetically identicalindividuals Productionofnumerousgenetically identicalanimalstoincreaseuniformityin apopulation Greatlyreducesthenumberofanimals Enhancethenumberofoffspring needed -
Texas A&M University-Galveston MARB 1000
BreedingandGenetics Fall2009 Cloningdefined Atechnologyforproducinggenetically identicalindividuals Productionofnumerousgenetically identicalanimalstoincreaseuniformityin apopulation Greatlyreducesthenumberofanimals Enhancethenumberofoffspring needed -
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A nimal Br eeding and Genet ics Fall 2009 Pr oduct of lar ge scale genet ic evaluat ion L ist s of genet ic pr edict ions Accur acy values EPDs Base The level of genet ic mer it associat ed wit h zer o Base year The year chosen t o r epr esent t he -
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Sheep Evaluation Basic Terms Wether Ewe Ram Carcass Maturity groups Lamb- 2-14 Months of age Yearling Mutton- 12-24 months of age Mutton older than 24 months Breed Review Terminal Breeds- Ram Breeds Suffolk Hampshire Dorset Breed Review Maternal Breeds
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