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Transcriptome analysis of ruminal epithelia revealed potential regulatory mechanisms involved in host adaptation to gradual high fermentable dietary transition in beef cattle
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A Uehara
AJ Levine
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AJ Macpherson
AM Dopico
AV Hertzel
B Alberts
BN Ametaj
CT Durlacher
D Kim
D Rémond
DC Koboldt
DR Nelson
DW Bevans
DW Huang
E Castillo-Lopez
E Humer
E Trevisi
E Viturro
FN Owens
G Gäbel
G. B. Penner
GB Penner
GB Penner
GB Penner
GB Penner
GN Gozho
H Glavinas
H Mi
J Liu
JE Nocek
JK Liao
JL Kleen
JO Höög
JR Aschenbach
K Simons
K. Zhao
KJ Harvatine
KT Wierenga
L. L. Guan
M Denis
M Monte
M Oba
M. Oba
MA Lane
MA Steele
MA Steele
MD Robinson
ME Dempsey
N Schlau
NB Kristensen
R Britton
R Lubbers
R Mohammed
RL Baldwin
S Miyauchi
S Rakoff-Nahoum
S Sahoo
S Sur
T Phillips
TF Gressley
V Ganapathy
V Lobjois
W Jessup
WH Gerneke
XQ Wang
Y Benjamini
Y. H. Chen
YH Chen
YH Chen
YS Chun
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