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Candidate genomic regions associated with differential clinical response to lumpy skin disease in sahiwal cattle

Aug 2026 · Veterinary research communications · Vol 50 · 0 citations · 39 references
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The identified genomic regions provide a foundation for future functional validation and may contribute to a better understanding of the genetic mechanisms underlying variation in host immune response to LSD in cattle.

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