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Analysis of circRNA Differential Expression and ceRNA Network Construction in Yak Mammary Glands Across Different Physiological Stages.
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Yak is a distinctive domestic animal adapted to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, and its lactation performance is restricted by extreme high-altitude conditions. Despite the growing recognition of circRNAs as important regulators of mammary gland development in other species, no study has yet systematically investigated the stage-specific circRNA expression landscapes in yak mammary glands across gestation, lactation, and non-pregnant periods, or the potential ceRNA networks through which these circRNA may participate in regulating milk synthesis and mammary cell proliferation under high-altitude conditions. This study aimed to characterize circRNA expression features and lactation regulation in yak mammary glands at the gestation, lactation, and non-pregnant stages. Total RNA sequencing was performed on mammary specimens, followed by differential screening, functional enrichment, ceRNA network construction, and qPCR verification. Numerous stage-biased circRNAs were identified, among which
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