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Qiyu Diao

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Gut microbiota and healthAnimal Nutrition and PhysiologyMeat and Animal Product QualityTryptophan and brain disordersAdvanced Chemical Sensor Technologies

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Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Additional file 1 of Comparative lipidomics and volatile profiling reveal distinct aroma signatures in Arbas cashmere goat meat from grazing and housed feeding systems

Chengrui Zhang, Xin Du, Dingkun Fan, J Zhang et autres

Additional file 1: Table S1. Ingredients and nutritional level of diets (dry matter basis, %). Table S2. Electronic nose aroma characteristics of Arbas cashmere goat meat under different feeding patterns. Table S3. Qualitative and quantitative results of volatile compounds in Arbas cashmere …

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Accès ouvert 2026 article OpenAlex

Additional file 1 of Comparative lipidomics and volatile profiling reveal distinct aroma signatures in Arbas cashmere goat meat from grazing and housed feeding systems

Chengrui Zhang, Xin Du, Dingkun Fan, J Zhang et autres

Additional file 1: Table S1. Ingredients and nutritional level of diets (dry matter basis, %). Table S2. Electronic nose aroma characteristics of Arbas cashmere goat meat under different feeding patterns. Table S3. Qualitative and quantitative results of volatile compounds in Arbas cashmere …

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Comparative lipidomics and volatile profiling reveal distinct aroma signatures in Arbas cashmere goat meat from grazing and housed feeding systems

Chengrui Zhang, Xin Du, Dingkun Fan, J Zhang et autres

Abstract Background Feeding patterns significantly influence goat meat aroma profiles, which are closely related to muscle lipid composition. This relationship is especially significant for indigenous breeds like the Arbas cashmere goat, whose distinctive meat aroma has been traditionally recognized. Despite the known …

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Accès ouvert 2026 other OpenAlex

Comparative lipidomics and volatile profiling reveal distinct aroma signatures in Arbas cashmere goat meat from grazing and housed feeding systems

Chengrui Zhang, Xin Du, Dingkun Fan, J Zhang et autres

Abstract Background Feeding patterns significantly influence goat meat aroma profiles, which are closely related to muscle lipid composition. This relationship is especially significant for indigenous breeds like the Arbas cashmere goat, whose distinctive meat aroma has been traditionally recognized. Despite the known …

cn (code pays fourni par la source)

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Accès ouvert 2026 dataset OpenAlex

Additional file 1 of Variations in methane emissions from dairy cows: associations with rumen microbial synergy and metabolic pathway divergence

Peng Jia, Lifeng Dong, Tao Ma, Yanliang Bi et autres

Additional file 1: Table S1. Rumen microbial taxa identified in the metagenomes. Table S2. Enzymes involved in the methane metabolism pathway in cows. Table S3. Genes involved in the methane metabolism pathway in cows. Table S4. The alpha-diversity of rumen microbial community. …

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Accès ouvert 2026 dataset OpenAlex

Additional file 1 of Variations in methane emissions from dairy cows: associations with rumen microbial synergy and metabolic pathway divergence

Peng Jia, Lifeng Dong, Tao Ma, Yanliang Bi et autres

Additional file 1: Table S1. Rumen microbial taxa identified in the metagenomes. Table S2. Enzymes involved in the methane metabolism pathway in cows. Table S3. Genes involved in the methane metabolism pathway in cows. Table S4. The alpha-diversity of rumen microbial community. …

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Variations in methane emissions from dairy cows: associations with rumen microbial synergy and metabolic pathway divergence

Peng Jia, Lifeng Dong, Tao Ma, Yanliang Bi et autres

Abstract Background Methane (CH4) is a metabolic by-product of rumen microbial fermentation, contributing significantly to global warming and dietary energy loss. Elucidating the mechanisms underlying natural variation in rumen methanogenesis is essential for the development of effective CH4 mitigation strategies. Here, we …

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