Genetic Adaptations of the Tibetan Pig to High-Altitude Hypoxia on the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau

Yanan Yang(Gansu Agricultural University), Lingyun Zhang(Gansu Agricultural University), Haonan Yuan(Gansu Agricultural University), Shengguo Zhao(Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences), Linna Xu(Gansu Agricultural University), B. Yao(Gansu Agricultural University), Xinrong Wang(South China Agricultural University)
International Journal of Molecular Sciences
October 21, 2024
10.3390/ijms252011303
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