Susceptible/resistant MUC13 molecular marker capable of identifying F4 weaning brash of piglets and application
A technology of molecular markers and weaned piglets, which is applied in the field of animal molecular biology technology and breeding, can solve problems that affect human health, easily cause drug resistance, and increase feeding costs
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[0054] 144 purebred piglets including Duroc, Landrace and Large White pigs were used as experimental animals. These pigs were purchased from 5 large-scale commercial pig farms. Each pig breed selected at least 3 male lines, and each family selected 3-4 A 1-2 month old individual. After slaughtering 144 purebred piglets, the jejunum part of the small intestine was taken, and the brush border of small intestinal epithelial cells was extracted. E.coli F4ab, F4ac and F4ad strains were used to adhere to the brush border of pig small intestinal epithelial cells, and the results of bacterial adhesion were detected by phase contrast microscopy. More than 20 brush borders were detected for each sample. If at least 2 bacteria adhered to more than 10% of the brush borders, the sample was judged as adherent type. If at least 2 bacteria adhered to the brush borders, less than 10 %, but there are more than 10% of brush borders with 1-2 bacterial adhesion, the sample is judged as weak adhesi...
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