[The impact of phenolic compounds on pig fat deposition]
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- DOI: 10.13345/j.cjb.230498
[The impact of phenolic compounds on pig fat deposition]
Abstract
The quantity and distribution of fat deposits are crucial factors that impact the quality of pork. Recent studies have indicated that the utilization of natural ingredients plays a significant role in decreasing subcutaneous and visceral fat deposits, as well as enhancing intramuscular fat. Moreover, natural products possess several advantages including being environmentally friendly, safe, free of additives, and leaving no residue. Phenolic compounds derived from fruits, vegetables and herbs constitute of vital component of these natural ingredients. This article examines the influence of phenolic compounds on pig fat deposition, aiming to provide guidance on the utilization of such compounds to regulate fat deposition and enhance pork quality.
Keywords: fat deposition; meat quality; phenolic compounds; pig.
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