LncRNA-004686 regulates muscle fibre type switching in chicken embryos by affecting the expression of MYH1B
Ruonan Chen,
Ruotong Zhang,
Chaoyong Yang
et al.
Abstract:Muscle fibres constitute the majority of an animal's muscle, and the kind of muscle fibres has a substantial impact on the quality of muscle. Long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) are well-known to participate in various critical regulatory processes in muscle fibre type switching. Immunohistochemistry was employed in this study to determine the ratio of fast and slow muscle fibres in the leg muscles of two breeds during the embryonic stage. Finally, leg muscle samples at 8 days and 15 days of embryonic stage were se… Show more
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