The Expression Regulatory Network in the Lung Tissue of Tibetan Pigs Provides Insight Into Hypoxia-Sensitive Pathways in High-Altitude Hypoxia

Yanan Yang(Gansu Agricultural University), Shengguo Zhao(Gansu Agricultural University), Yuan Cai(Gansu Agricultural University), Tianliang Yang(Gansu Agricultural University), Haonan Yuan(Gansu Agricultural University), Yongqing Li(South China Botanical Garden), Ting Jiao(Gansu Agricultural University), Caixia Gao(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences)
Frontiers in Genetics
October 7, 2021
10.3389/fgene.2021.691592
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