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June 29, 2018Journal of Animal ScienceOpen Access

Metabolomics of heat stress response in pig adipose tissue reveals alteration of phospholipid and fatty acid composition during heat stress1

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HQHuan QuAir Force Medical UniversityKAKolapo M. AjuwonPurdue University West Lafayette

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