ArticleFrontiers in nutrition2026
Integrating transcriptome and proteome profiles to compare carcass and meat quality traits between Songliao and Songlei black pigs.
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- Identification of Candidate miRNAs Associated with Shear Force and Intramuscular Fat in Pig Breeds.Foods (Basel, Switzerland) · 2026Article
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With the ongoing upgrade in consumption patterns, the pork market is shifting from a focus on quantity to an emphasis on quality, demanding higher intramuscular fat content alongside maintained growth rates. Crossbreeding between the Chinese lean-type Songliao black pig and the high-quality local breed Leixiang pig allows rapid integration of parental superior traits, resulting in hybrid vigor that effectively improves pork quality, growth performance, and economic benefits. We conducted transcriptomic and 4D microDIA proteomic sequencing analyses on the
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