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Genome-Wide Association Study and Identification of Candidate Genes for Intramuscular Fat Fatty Acid Composition in Ningxiang Pigs

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By Qinghua Zeng, Hu Gao, Shishu Yin, Yinglin Peng
| MDPI
3. Results 3.1. Descriptive Statistics for IMF and Fatty Acid Composition The statistical analysis results of IMF and 25 fatty acids are presented in Table S1. The IMF content in the longissimus dorsi of Ningxiang pigs was determined to be 3.65%. In the overall fatty acid distribution, MUFAs had the highest proportion at 41.88%, followed by SFAs at 39.35%, and PUFAs at 12.78%. Eleven fatty acids, including C22:6n-3, C17:1, and C15:0, were removed due to a sample size below 553 individuals (<80%).
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Low-Cost iPhone-Assisted Processing to Obtain Radiotherapy Bolus Using Optical Surface Reconstruction and 3D-Printing

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By Bin Wang, Xiaowei Liu, Dehua Kang, Yinglin Peng
| Nature Verified
Abstract Patient specific boluses can increase the skin dose distribution better for treating tumors located just beneath the skin with high-energy radiation than a flat bolus. We introduce a low-cost, 3D-printed, patient-specific bolus made of commonly available materials and easily produced using the “structure from motion” and a simple desktop 3D printing technique. Nine pictures were acquired with an iPhone camera around a head phantom.
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