carcass.model {ZeBook} | R Documentation |
The Carcass (growth of beef cattle) model
Description
Model description.
The model is defined by 20 equations, with a total of 19 parameters for the described process.
Usage
carcass.model(protcmax, protncmax, alphac, alphanc, gammac, gammanc, lip0,
lipc1, lipnc1, beta, delta, k, b0c, b1c, b0nc, b1nc, c0, c1, cem,
duration)
Arguments
protcmax |
: amounts of protein in the carcass of the adult animal (kg) |
protncmax |
: amounts of protein in the 5th district of the adult animal (kg) |
alphac |
: maximum protein synthesis rate in the frame (excluding basal metabolism) (j-1) |
alphanc |
: maximum rate of protein synthesis in the 5th district (except basal metabolism) (j-1) |
gammac |
: Maximum rate of protein degradation in the frame (excluding basal metabolism) (j-1) |
gammanc |
: maximum rate of protein degradation in the 5th district (except basal metabolism) (j-1) |
lip0 |
: maximum lipid concentration to the theoretical physiological age (percent) |
lipc1 |
: increase coefficient of the maximum lipid concentration with the physiological age of the carcase (percent) |
lipnc1 |
: increase coefficient of the highest lipid concentration with physiological age area in the 5th (percent) |
beta |
: lipid synthesis rate (j-1) |
delta |
: lipid degradation rate (d-1) |
k |
: Parameter coefficient between the half-saturation of the Michaelis-Menten equation of the metabolic weight (MJ.kg^0.75) |
b0c |
: coefficient of the allometric equation linking mass and lipid-protein carcass |
b1c |
: exponent allometric equation linking mass and defatted protein carcass |
b0nc |
: coefficient of the allometric equation linking mass and lipid-protein 5th district |
b1nc |
: exponent allometric equation linking mass and lipid-protein 5th district |
c0 |
: coefficient of the allometric equation between live weight and live weight empty |
c1 |
: exponent allometric equation linking body weight and live weight empty |
cem |
: |
duration |
: duration of simulation |
Value
data.frame with ProtC,LipC,ProtNC,LipNC,PV