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Effect of different genetic backgrounds on rumen microbiota and serum metabolic phenotypes in beef cattle.

Scientific reports - 14 Oct 2024

Zhao Yaxing, Chen Hao, Zhao Pengfei, Zhang Chunhua, Wu Yi, Li Xiaorui, Huangfu Mingke, Chen Zhimeng, Wang Chunjie, Liu Bo, Simujide Huasai, Chen Aorigele, Sun Haizhou

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Species with different genetic backgrounds exhibit distinct metabolic traits. Nine beef cattle were selected for the experiment to study changes in serum metabolic phenotypes, rumen microbiota diversity, and composition in beef cattle from different genetic backgrounds. Three groups were Chinese Simmental (S group), Simmental×Chinese Holstein (SH group), and Simmental × Mongolian (SM group) cattle. We used ELISA...

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PMID: 39402126
DOI: 10.1038/s41598-024-74988-z
PMCID: PMC11473713

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