Whole blood transcriptional profiling comparison between different milk yield of Chinese Holstein cows using RNA-seq data

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Xue Bai
Zhuqing Zheng
Bin Liu
Xiaoyang Ji
Yongsheng Bai
Wenguang Zhang
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[1] Inner Mongolia Agricultural University,College of Animal Science
[2] Institute of ATCG Nei Mongol Bio-Information,Department of Biology
[3] Nei Mongol BioNew Technology Co.Ltd,undefined
[4] Indiana State University,undefined
[5] Kunming Institute of Zoology,undefined
[6] Chinese Academy of Sciences,undefined
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BMC Genomics | / 17卷
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Whole blood; Immune response; Milk yield; Differentially expressed genes; Dairy cattle;
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