Improving pig genetic resistance and muscle production through molecular biology
Qianqian Kang, Ning Li(Auburn University), Xiaoxiang Hu(China Agricultural University), Fei Chang, Dan Lü(Nanjing Jiangning Hospital), Yunlong Zou, Ran Zhang(Huazhong Agricultural University), Li Li, Li Yang(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Yiqing Hu, Yunping Dai, Zhaolin Sun(Institute of Applied Ecology), Qiuyan Li, Wenping Hu(University of Science and Technology of China)
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