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Whole blood transcriptome analysis reveals footprints of cattle adaptation to sub-arctic conditions

2018-08-09

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<h4>Summary</h4> Indigenous cattle breeds in northern Eurasia have adapted to harsh climate conditions. The local breeds are important genetic resources with cultural and historical heritages, and therefore, their preservation and genetic characterization are important. In this study, we aim to identify genes and biological processes that are important for their adaptation to the cold and harsh conditions. For th...

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3d7e1c03-1028-59db-9164-502512b796d0
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10.1101/379925
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