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Identification of Hub Genes and Target miRNAs Crucial for Milk Production in Holstein Friesian Dairy Cattle.

Genes - 20 Nov 2023

Roudbari Zahra, Mokhtari Morteza, Ebrahimpour Gorji Abdolvahab, Sadkowski Tomasz, Sadr Ayeh Sadat, Shirali Masoud

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Dairy milk production is a quantitative trait that is controlled by many biological and environmental factors. This study employs a network-driven systems approach and clustering algorithm to uncover deeper insights into its genetic associations. We analyzed the GSE33680 dataset from the GEO database to understand the biological importance of milk production through gene expression and modules. In this study, we...

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PMID: 38003048
DOI: 10.3390/genes14112105
PMCID: PMC10671684

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