Effects of novel variants in BMP15 gene on litter size in Mongolia and Ujimqin sheep breeds.
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S. Bao | Haiquan Yu | G. Cao | Xihe Li | B. Tong | M. Cang | Yongbin Liu | Chimgee Purev | Yilin Wang | Zhijiao Chi | Shunan Jia | Suwen Zhao | Jianguo Wang
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