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Identification of key sex-specific pathways and genes in the subcutaneous adipose tissue from pigs using WGCNA method

10 May 2022

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BACKGROUND: Adipose tissues (ATs), including visceral ATs (VATs) and subcutaneous ATs (SATs), are crucial for maintaining energy and metabolic homeostasis. SATs have been found to be closely related to obesity and obesity-induced metabolic disease. Some studies have shown a significant association between subcutaneous fat metabolism and sexes. However, the molecular mechanisms for this association are still...

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PMID: 35538407
DOI: 10.1186/s12863-022-01054-w

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