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Investigation of salivary microRNAs as non-invasive biomarkers for weaning stress in piglets: A preliminary study
Weaning exposes piglets to abrupt nutritional and environmental changes that induce physiological stress. Saliva, unlike serum or tissue samples, enables repeated and stress-free sampling, making it a practical biological matrix for monitoring early-life adaptation. To evaluate whether salivary mic
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