ArticleMolecular biology reports2019
Transcriptome sequencing of Eospalax fontanierii to determine hypoxia regulation of cardiac fibrinogen.
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Abstract
With the increase in blood viscosity, the blood circulation resistance will increase when animals are in hypoxia. However, these phenomenons do not appear in hypoxic-adapted animals. Eospalax fontanierii is a subterranean rodent and is an ideal species for research in hypoxia adaptation. Eighteen healthy adult E. fontanierii individuals were equally divided into three groups that were exposed to 21% O
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