Tissue specificity and species superiority of cathelicidin gene expression in Chinese indigenous Min pigs
Authors:
- Q.Q. MaQMQ.Q. Ma
- W.J. JiaoWJW.J. Jiao
- Z.Y. WangZWZ.Y. Wang
- C.X. WuCWC.X. Wu
- A.S. ShanASA.S. Shan
- Y.B. WangYWY.B. Wang
- J.M. CaiJCJ.M. Cai
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Livestock Science
- Vol. 161, 36-40
Abstract
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