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Dynamics and reversibility of hepatic steatosis in male Mule duck
Introduction This study investigated the physiological, biochemical, and molecular shifts in male Mule ducks during an assisted-feeding period and the subsequent recovery phase following the cessation of overfeeding. While assisted-feeding is known to induce significant hepatic changes, the timeline
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