Regulation of rumen development in neonatal ruminants through microbial metagenomes and host transcriptomes

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https://t.co/YnvRd9ZsfS Three-way interaction suggests "...a highly active early microbiome that regulates rumen development of neonatal calves at the cellular level, and miRNAs may coordinate these host-microbial interactions."

30 Jan 2020

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RT @DeanALES_UofA: More important research from our @UofAALES colleagues. #livestock #microbiome #genomics https://t.co/Imcyjx3mjP

15 Oct 2019

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More important research from our @UofAALES colleagues. #livestock #microbiome #genomics

15 Oct 2019

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RT @GenomeBiology: Malmuthuge, Liang and Guan look at how the microbiome affects the developing calf rumen, and how host transcripts affect…

13 Oct 2019

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