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Genome analysis of Yucatan miniature pigs to assess their potential as biomedical model animals

Kwon et al., 2018

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8692559622811634744
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Kwon D
Lee Y
Shin D
Won K
Song K
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Asian-Australasian journal of animal sciences

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Objective Pigs share many physiological, anatomical and genomic similarities with humans, which make them suitable models for biomedical researches. Understanding the genetic status of Yucatan miniature pigs (YMPs) and their association with human diseases will help …
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