Cardiac and skeletal muscle transcriptome response to heat stress in Kenyan chicken ecotypes adapted to low and high altitudes reveal differences in thermal tolerance and stress response

Journal Article

Published on October 2019

byFrontiers Media

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Srikanth, K., Kumar, H., Park, W., Byun, M., Lim, D., Kemp, S., te Pas, M.F.W., Kim, J.-M. and Park, J.-E. 2019. Cardiac and skeletal muscle transcriptome response to heat stress in Kenyan chicken ecotypes adapted to low and high altitudes reveal differences in thermal tolerance and stress response. Frontiers in Genetics 10:993.

Authors

Srikanth, K.
Kumar, H.
Park, W.
Byun, M.
Lim, D.
Kemp, Stephen J.
Te Pas, M.F.W.
Kim, J.-M.
Park, Jong-Eun

animal breeding
chickens
genetics
indigenous breeds
livestock
poultry

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