Raw datas of the transcriptome in livers of Hezuo pigs and Bama pigs
This study selected cooperative pigs and Baoma pigs as the experimental subjects. By integrating the whole-transcriptome sequencing technology, the ceRNA network related to cold stress-induced anti-injury in the livers of cooperative pigs was screened. The aim was to reveal the molecular mechanism of maintaining liver functional homeostasis in cooperative pigs under cold stress conditions, and to provide new theoretical basis and technical support for cold resistance breeding and liver injury protection of livestock. Overall design: Using the cooperative pigs and Baoma pigs treated with cold stress for 15 days as the experimental subjects, the normal-temperature groups of both types of pigs were respectively set as controls. High-throughput sequencing technology was employed to analyze the expression differences of mRNA, LncRNA, circRNA and miRNA in the livers of the cooperative pigs and Baoma pigs, to explore their biological functions, and to screen out the key genes and ncRNAs related to cold resistance of the cooperative pigs.