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Thermal Stress Tolerance and Heat Shock Protein Expression in Broilers

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Thermal Stress Tolerance and Heat Shock Protein Expression in Broilers

This research examines molecular mechanisms of heat adaptation, focusing on HSP70 and HSP90 expression patterns in genetically selected fast-growing broilers under elevated temperature conditions. The findings identify genetic and nutritional strategies to enhance thermotolerance amid climate change challenges.

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