P. J. Fedorka-CrayU.S. Department of Agriculture, Russell Research Center, Athens, Ga.From the AuthorHomeEfecto de las yemas no absorbidas en pollos de engorda sobre la inocuidad alimentariaEl principal suministro de energía para el embrión aviar en desarrollo es la yema, que contiene carbohidratos, lípidos y proteínas, de los cuales son los lípidos la fuente más importante de energía para dicho organismo. Las yemas de huevo no absorbidas y su contenido bacteriológico pueden tener un importante impacto sobre la inocuidad alimentaria en pollos de engorda.HomeFood safety effects of unabsorbed yolks in broilersThe main energy supply for the developing avian embryo is yolk, which contains carbohydrates, lipids and proteins, with lipids providing the most important source of energy to the embryo. Near the end of the incubation period, the yolk sac is internalized into the abdominal cavity and at the time of hatch, the remaining yolk comprises approximately 20% of the chick’s body weight and continues to provide immediate posthatch energy, protein and water for nourishment.HomeCampylobacter – How does it get in the chicken?Campylobacter – How does it get in the chicken?Food Safety & Live ProductionResearchers at USDA’s Russell Research Center performed a series of studies in an attempt to understand the primary source of Campylobacter and thus lead to its control.BY N.A.Page 1 of 1