Lipid composition and metabolism in Haemonchus contortus ( Nematoda : Trichostrongylidae )

By:

KAPUR, Jyotika

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1983Edition: COBHDescription: 118, 26LSubject(s):

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T 595.130.413 K12L

Summary: In the present studies, lipid composition and metabolism of Haemonchus controtus (Rud, 1803) have been studied. Total lipids constituted 44 mglg of fresh tissue and 200 mg/g of dry tissue Non polar (NP) lipids were present in higher concentration than pol

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In the present studies, lipid composition and metabolism of Haemonchus controtus (Rud, 1803) have been studied. Total lipids constituted 44 mglg of fresh tissue and 200 mg/g of dry tissue Non polar (NP) lipids were present in higher concentration than pol

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