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New loci and neuronal pathways for resilience to heat stress in animals

2021-02-04

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Climate change and resilience to warming climates have implications for humans, livestock, and wildlife. The genetic mechanisms that confer thermotolerance to mammals are still not well characterized. We used dairy cows as a model to study heat tolerance because they are lactating, and therefore often prone to thermal stress. The data comprised almost 0.5 million milk records (milk, fat, and proteins) of 29,107 Au...

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96fb08f5-21c1-5d6a-9c1b-e2b5c5521b7e
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10.1101/2021.02.04.429719
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