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Thermal Stress Response Profiling Reveals Adaptive Advantages of Indigenous Hercegovačka and Dubska Pramenka Sheep.
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Climate change poses an increasing challenge to livestock production, making the identification of thermally resilient breeds crucial. This study investigated the expression patterns of eight thermal stress-related genes (HSP90AA1, HSPA8, HSPA1A, IL-6, IL-10, TNF-α, NOS-3, and SOD-2) in two strains of indigenous Pramenka sheep (Hercegovačka and Dubska) under different climatic conditions. Blood samples were collected from 96 sheep across four locations during summer and winter seasons. Gene expression was analyzed using RT-PCR and evaluated against comprehensive environmental data, including the temperature-humidity index (THI). Principal component analysis revealed distinct gene expression patterns between strains and seasons. The Hercegovačka strain showed consistently higher expression of HSP90AA1 compared to the Dubska strain in both seasons (summer: 5.81 vs. 2.47; winter: 4.38 vs. 1.19,
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