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Global liver gene expression differences in Nelore steers with divergent residual feed intake phenotypes.

BMC genomics - 25 Mar 2015

Tizioto Polyana C, Coutinho Luiz L, Decker Jared E, Schnabel Robert D, Rosa Kamila O, Oliveira Priscila S N, Souza Marcela M, Mourão Gerson B, Tullio Rymer R, Chaves Amália S, Lanna Dante P D, Zerlotini-Neto Adhemar, Mudadu Mauricio A, Taylor Jeremy F, Regitano Luciana C A

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BACKGROUND: Efficiency of feed utilization is important for animal production because it can reduce greenhouse gas emissions and improve industry profitability. However, the genetic basis of feed utilization in livestock remains poorly understood. Recent developments in molecular genetics, such as platforms for genome-wide genotyping and sequencing, provide an opportunity to identify genes and pathways that...

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PMID: 25887532
DOI: 10.1186/s12864-015-1464-x
PMCID: PMC4381482

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