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Characteristics of Transcriptome and Metabolome Concerning Intramuscular Fat Content in Beijing Black Pigs.

Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 25 Oct 2023

Hou Xinhua, Zhang Run, Yang Man, Niu Naiqi, Zong Wencheng, Yang Liyu, Li Huihui, Hou Renda, Wang Xiaoqing, Wang Ligang, Liu Xin, Shi Lijun, Zhao Fuping, Wang Lixian, Zhang Longchao

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To study the characteristics of genes and metabolites related to intramuscular fat (IMF) content with less influence by breed background and individual differences, the skeletal muscle samples from 40 Beijing black pigs with either high or low IMF content were used to perform transcriptome and metabolome analyses. About 99 genes (twofold-change) were differentially expressed. Up-regulated genes in the high IMF...

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Swine
Animals
Transcriptome
Beijing
Lipid Metabolism
Phenotype
Muscle, Skeletal
Adipose Tissue

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PMID: 37847170
DOI: 10.1021/acs.jafc.3c02669

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