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Epigenomic features associated with body temperature stabilize tissues during cold exposure in cold-resistant pigs

3 Jul 2024

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Cold stress in low-temperature environments can trigger changes in gene expression, but epigenomics regulation of temperature stability in vital tissues, including the fat and diencephalon, is still unclear. Here, we explore the cold-induced changes in epigenomic features in the diencephalon and fat tissues of two cold-resistant Chinese pig breeds, Min and Enshi black (ES) pigs, utilizing H3K27ac CUT&Tag,...

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PMID: 38969257
DOI: 10.1016/j.jgg.2024.06.017

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