Exploring the role of the CapG gene in hypoxia adaptation in Tibetan pigs
Feifei Yan,
Yu Wang,
Mingbang Wei
et al.
Abstract:Introduction: The CapG gene, which is an actin-binding protein, is prevalent in eukaryotic cells and is abundantly present in various pathways associated with plateau hypoxia adaptation. Tibetan pigs, which have inhabited high altitudes for extended periods, provide an excellent research population for investigating plateau hypoxia adaptation.Results: This study focused on Tibetan pigs and Yorkshire pigs residing in Nyingchi, Tibet. The blood physiological data of Tibetan pigs were found to be significantly hi… Show more
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