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Development of divergent lines of lean and fat broilers using plasma very low density lipoprotein concentration as selection criterion; results over the fourth generation and lack of effect of dietary fat on performance and carcase fat content

C. C. Whitehead Agricultural and Food Research Council's, Poultry Research Centre, Roslin, Midlothian, EH25 9PS, Scotland
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H. D. Griffin Agricultural and Food Research Council's, Poultry Research Centre, Roslin, Midlothian, EH25 9PS, Scotland
Pages 317-324 | Received 18 Sep 1985, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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L. Hyánková, B. Novotná & V.M. Darras. (2008) Divergent selection for shape of growth curve in Japanese quail. 4. Carcase composition and thyroid hormones. British Poultry Science 49:2, pages 96-102.
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E. Baeza, H. De Carville, M. R. Salichon, G. Marche & B. Leclercq. (1997) Effects of selection, over three and four generations, on meat yield and fatness in Muscovy ducks. British Poultry Science 38:4, pages 359-365.
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S. Keren‐Zvi, Zafrira Nitsan, I. Nir, A. Cahaner & Zipora Zoref. (1992) Effect of different dietary levels of protein on fat deposition in broilers divergently selected for high or low abdominal adipose tissue . British Poultry Science 33:3, pages 517-524.
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S. Keren‐Zvi, I. Nir, Zafrira Nitsan & A. Cahaner. (1990) Effect of dietary concentrations of fat and energy on fat deposition in broilers divergently selected for high or low abdominal adipose tissue∗ . British Poultry Science 31:3, pages 507-516.
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C. C. Whitehead. (1990) Responses of body composition, growth and food efficiency to dietary protein in genetically lean and fat broilers up to seven weeks of age. British Poultry Science 31:1, pages 163-172.
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M. G. MacLeod, C. C. Whitehead, H. D. Griffin & T. R. Jewitt. (1988) Energy and nitrogen retention and loss in broiler chickens genetically selected for leanness and fatness. British Poultry Science 29:2, pages 285-292.
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S.R.I. Duff. (1988) Abnormalities in the axial skeleton of broiler breeding fowl. Avian Pathology 17:2, pages 239-258.
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K Sato, Y Akiba, Y Chida & K Takahashi. (1999) Lipoprotein hydrolysis and fat accumulation in chicken adipose tissues are reduced by chronic administration of lipoprotein lipase monoclonal antibodies. Poultry Science 78:9, pages 1286-1291.
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Colin C. Whitehead & C.Linda Saunderson. (1988) Body composition and CO2 production and lipogenesis from [U-14C] amino acids in pair-fed broiler chickens from two lines selected for high and low body fat contents. Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part B: Comparative Biochemistry 89:1, pages 127-129.
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