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Screening of candidate genes related to differences in growth and development between Chinese indigenous and Western pig breeds.

Physiological genomics - 1 Mar 2023

Tao Xuan, Kong Fan-Jing, Liang Yan, Yang Xue-Mei, Yang Yue-Kui, Zhong Zhi-Jun, Wang Yan, Hu Zi-Hui, Chen Xiao-Hui, Gong Jian-Jun, Pang Jian-Hui, Zhu Kang-Ping, Wang Yong, Liao Kun, Lv Xue-Bin, He Zhi-Ping, Gu Yi-Ren

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Neijiang (NJ) and Yacha (YC) are two indigenous pig breeds in the Sichuan basin of China, displaying higher resistance to diseases, lower lean ratio, and slower growth rate than the commercial Western pig breed Yorkshire (YS). The molecular mechanisms underlying the differences in growth and development between these pig breeds are still unknown. In the present study, five pigs from NJ, YC, and YS breeds were...

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PMID: 36847439
DOI: 10.1152/physiolgenomics.00157.2022

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