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Unveiling Novel Mechanism of CIDEB in Fatty Acid Synthesis Through ChIP-Seq and Functional Analysis in Dairy Goat

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By Qiuya He, Weiwei Yao, Jiao Wu, Yingying Xia
| MDPI
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Spatiotemporal Distribution of Precipitation over the Mongolian Plateau during 1976–2017

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By Dan dan dan, Hongyu Liu, Haijun Zhou, Yingying Xia
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Atmosphere

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By Yingying Xia, Haijun Zhou, Ewa McAufield, Mingde Lang
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Abstract Located in the interior of Eurasia, the Mongolian Plateau (MP) is extremely sensitive to global warming and become a critical area for studying precipitation patterns. Based on the monthly data of 135 meteorological stations during 1976–2017, we analyze the spatiotemporal change in precipitation [...] Read more. Located in the interior of Eurasia, the Mongolian Plateau (MP) is extremely sensitive to global warming and become a critical area for studying precipitation patterns.
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