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Multi-omics reveals molecular basis of meat quality variation in Red cattle
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Why does a ribeye taste different from a rump even when both come from the same animal, raised on the same farm and slaughtered on the same day? A new multi-omics study of Pingliang Red cattle, a celebrated Chinese breed often compared to Japanese Wagyu, has mapped the molecular machinery behind that question in unprecedented […]
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