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Impact of environmental enrichment and allostatic load induced by repeated mixing on the transcriptome of three porcine brain tissues
Abstract Environmental enrichment and mixing represent two management procedures in pig production with opposing effects: while environmental enrichment can promote welfare by reducing stress, repeated mixing often induces stress and can negatively impact welfare. Despite their importance in pig hus
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