Tibetan sheep have developed unique adaptations for survival in the Qinghai–Tibet Plateau environment. However, the functional genes and molecular mechanisms that regulate hypoxia adaptation have not been fully characterized.
Yufang Song +6 more
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Traditionally, Tibetan sheep grazed natural pasture without supplements, but growth performance was poor. Feedlot finishing was introduced to improve the average daily gain (ADG) rate of these sheep, but there was concern that it may compromise the ...
Huiying Ji +7 more
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Table S2. Similarity values of rumen protozoa from Tibetan sheep and Gansu Alpine Finewool sheep from Qinghai-Tibetan Plateau, China. (PDF 52â kb)
Jinqiang Huang, Yongjuan Li
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Notes and Communications: Some Tibetan Etymologies of Semantic Interest [PDF]
Simon, Walter
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Meat Quality Differences Between Ganan Tibetan Sheep and Tianzhu Tibetan Sheep Using Metabolomics and Rumen Microbiota Analyses. [PDF]
Yang Y +8 more
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Analysis of Migration and Adaptive Evolution in Tibetan Sheep Populations. [PDF]
Zhang W +6 more
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Effects of varying levels of valine supplementation on meat metabolism and rumen microorganisms in Tibetan sheep. [PDF]
Wang F +8 more
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The ultrastructural characterization and immunophenotypic features of telocytes in the myocardium and aortic bulb of young and adult Tibetan sheep. [PDF]
Yuan L +6 more
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The Tonal System of Tibetan (Lhasa Dialect) and the Nominal Phrase [PDF]
Sprigg, R. K.
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Rumen-protected betaine supplementation improves ileal function by affecting microbe and metabolite in Tibetan sheep. [PDF]
Gao W +9 more
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