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Metabolomic phenotyping of a cloned pig model.

BMC physiology - 22 Aug 2011

Clausen Morten R, Christensen Kirstine L, Hedemann Mette S, Liu Ying, Purup Stig, Schmidt Mette, Callesen Henrik, Stagsted Jan, Bertram Hanne C

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BACKGROUND: Pigs are widely used as models for human physiological changes in intervention studies, because of the close resemblance between human and porcine physiology and the high degree of experimental control when using an animal model. Cloned animals have, in principle, identical genotypes and possibly also phenotypes and this offer an extra level of experimental control which could possibly make them a...

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Animals
Bile
Cloning, Organism
Female
Lactic Acid
Metabolomics
Phenotype
Plasma
Swine
Urine

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PMID: 21859467
DOI: 10.1186/1472-6793-11-14
PMCID: PMC3174869

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