Specialised Macrophages having special roles in different organs are introduced as below; ....
Category: Veterinary Anatomy and Histology
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Estrous cycle: different stages in domestic animals
Following the onset of puberty in domestic animals there is the development of a physiologic rhythm of the reproductive system called the “Estrous cycle”. ....
Study of muscles and blood supply of forelimb in Ox
Structure and functions of Cornea
The Cell
Specific features of Gastrointestinal tract in ruminants
Scapula, Humerus and Radius-Ulna of Rabbit
Scapula of rabbit is long and narrow. It has 2 surfaces, 3 borders and 3 angels. Humerus has 2 extremities and 4 surfaces of shaft. Radius is smaller and Ulna is larger in rabbit. They articulate with each other at their extremities enclosing a narrow interosseous space and permit a certain degree of movement. Interosseous space present above the middle. Interosseous space is very narrow or practically absent.
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Plastination In Animals
Plastination is the preservation technique for biological specimens with the help of plastins or plastinates. Plastination has emerged as a ray of hope for near ideal preservation of biological specimens. It is the process of replacing water and lipids in biological tissues by polymers (such as Silicone, Polyester, Epoxy) which harden subsequently to yield dry, durable and light weight specimens (Plastinates).
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