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HISTOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON HORSE STRONGYLES

Kentaro Yoshimura

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The author investigated the distribution of glycogen, protein, lipid, nucleic acids, alkaline phosphatase, zinc and calcium in the body of Strongylus edentatus and S. vulgaris.He used various histochemical methods which have been fairly well improved as compared with the original procedures.Findings obtained were compared with those of Anoplocephala perfoliata used as a control material.Results obtained are summarized as follows:1. Glycogen is found most densely in the submuscular-reticular layer of strongyles and in the parenchyma cells of A. perfoliata.These findings indicate

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The author investigated the distribution of glycogen, protein, lipid, nucleic acids, alkaline phosphatase, zinc and calcium in the body of Strongylus edentatus and S. vulgaris.He used various histochemical methods which have been fairly well improved as compared with the original procedures.Findings obtained were compared with those of Anoplocephala perfoliata used as a control material.Results obtained are summarized as follows:1. Glycogen is found most densely in the submuscular-reticular layer of strongyles and in the parenchyma cells of A. perfoliata.These findings indicate

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The author investigated the distribution of glycogen, protein, lipid, nucleic acids, alkaline phosphatase, zinc and calcium in the body of Strongylus edentatus and S. vulgaris.He used various histochemical methods which have been fairly well improved as compared with the original procedures.Findings obtained were compared with those of Anoplocephala perfoliata used as a control material.Results obtained are summarized as follows:1. Glycogen is found most densely in the submuscular-reticular layer of strongyles and in the parenchyma cells of A. perfoliata.These findings indicate

Key concepts: Horse, Veterinary medicine, Biology, Zoology, Medicine, Paleontology

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