Cultured meat production technology suggested that can solve the problems of traditional
meat production such as inadequate breeding environment, wastewater, methane gas …

Simple Summary Anabolic steroids significantly affect animal tissues and cause
morphological and histological changes, which are often irreversible. This issue is currently …

A central feature of the skeletal muscle is its ability to regenerate through the activation, by
environmental signals, of satellite cells. Once activated, these cells proliferate as myoblasts …

Introducing Bos indicus (BI) genetics into a beef herd has the potential to increase
environmental sustainability. When introducing BI genetics, there are concerns regarding …

Simple Summary In the US, approximately 90% of all cattle on feed receive an anabolic
implant at some point during production. Despite the widespread use, how they operate to …

The majority of beef cattle in the United States often receive at least one anabolic implant
resulting in improved growth, feed efficiency, and environmental and economic …

Simple Summary Though anabolic implants are commonly utilized in US cattle production,
comparisons between hormone type and content of different implants and the effects on …

Skeletal muscle growth is an economically important trait in the cattle industry. Secreted
muscle-derived proteins, referred to as myokines, have important roles in regulating the …

Synthetic derivatives of steroid hormones, specifically anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS),
have gained prominence due to their observed benefits in enhancing meat quality. The …

Simple Summary One class of muscle growth regulators known as myokines have been
vastly understudied in many livestock species, including cattle. Myokines are proteins …