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Beneficial genotype of swine FUT1 gene governing resistance to E. coli F18 is associated with important economic traits

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Bao W.-B., Ye L., Pan Z.-Y., Zhu J., Zhu G.-Q., Huang X.-G. and Wu S.-L. 2011 Beneficial genotype of swine FUT1 gene governing resistance to E. coli F18 is associated with important economic traits. J. Genet. 90, 315–318

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BAO, WB., YE, L., Pan, ZY. et al. Beneficial genotype of swine FUT1 gene governing resistance to E. coli F18 is associated with important economic traits. J Genet 90, 315–318 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12041-011-0059-9

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