This case study focuses on fetal development in late gestation in pig species (Lefort et al. 2020). The study addresses the question of delayed development in mammalian that may impact survival ability at birth. Two ages at late gestation were studied, 90 and 110 days (birth is expected at 114 days). Two genetic lines were included, LW for Large White, with higher risk of delayed development, and MS for Meishan, more robust. Studied piglets were of four genotypes: LWLW, MSMS, and the crossed piglets LWMS and MSLW. The data is composed of in four datasets corresponding to metabolomic analyses (NMR) performed on plasma, urine, and amniotic fluid samples of 444 piglets and to a metadata file providing information on piglets and on the design of the experiment. In addition, the data collection also contains the results of the analysis performed with ASTERICS https://asterics.miat.inrae.fr under the UID piglet_usecase.

ASTERICS, 2.6

The three NMR datasets contain quantification as obtained by ASICS https://doi.org/10.1093/bioinformatics/btz248 (see complete description of the processing in source repository).