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Heat stress induces specific methylation, transcriptomic and metabolic pattern in dairy cows and their female progeny
A heat stress (HS) cattle research design was implemented to study HS effects on the three different “omics features” methylations, gene expressions and metabolic pattern from a direct perspective in pregnant cows and from an indirect time-lagged intergenerational perspective in offspring (the respe
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