Study on prenatal development of kidney in Indian buffalo (Bubalus bubalis)

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SUMAN, Monika

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TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2005Edition: Veterinary Anatomy and HostologyDescription: 69LSubject(s):

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T 636.293.089 S94S

Summary: The present study was conducted on kidneys of buffalo fetuses ranging from 3 cm to 89 cm crown rump length (CRL) to elucidate gross morphology, histomorphology and histochemistry during prenatal development. The gross biometrical studies revealed that the

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The present study was conducted on kidneys of buffalo fetuses ranging from 3 cm to 89 cm crown rump length (CRL) to elucidate gross morphology, histomorphology and histochemistry during prenatal development. The gross biometrical studies revealed that the

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