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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SACCIFORM»
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Sacciform cells constitute the third category of secretory cells of fish epidermis.
These cells have been found in cartilaginous fishes such as rays (Figure 17.4;
Whitear, 1986a; Whitear and Moate, 1998) and chi- maeras (Whitear, 1986a).
Gary Kent Ostrander,
2000
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Digestive Physiology and Nutrition of Marsupials
Dellow (1979) has been able to relate the pattern of initial distribution and
subsequent dispersion of barium sulphate meals in the stomach of M. eugenii, M.
giganteus and T. thetis to the relative sizes of the sacciform and tubiform regions
of the ...
3
Plant Defenses Against Mammalian Herbivory
This arrangement in potoroines provides the opportunity for much of the digesta,
especially components such as cell contents dissolved or suspended in the fluid
fraction, to bypass fermentative digestion, which occurs mainly in the sacciform ...
R. Thomas Palo, Charles T. Robbins,
1991
Sacciform or Sac Cells. The sacciform cells are unicellular glands of a serous
nature. Their contents are complex secretions, usually with a protein moiety,
various enzymes, and serotonin immunoreactivity. Sacciform cell secretions
consist of ...
B.G. Kapoor, Bhavna Khanna,
2004
It is the largest part of the macropod stomach and is divided by a deep permanent
fold into the anterior sacciform forestomach and the posterior tubiform
forestomach. Both are lined with a glandular epithelium that secretes mucus but
neither ...
C. Hugh Tyndale-Biscoe,
2005
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Egg Parasitoids in Agroecosystems with Emphasis on Trichogramma
Only one larval instar is described, these larvae being sacciform (bag-shaped)
with little external features and minute mandibles. The more recent descriptions
of Trichogrammatidae immatures concern mostly the genus Trichogramma.
Fernando L. Consoli, José Roberto Postali Parra, Roberto Antônio Zucchi,
2010
Perhaps because of this, most gut protozoa inhabit the sacciform region, and very
few live in the tubiform forestomach. But kangaroos produce volatile fatty acids
from cellulose as efficiently as does the ruminant sheep. However, the colon-like
...
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The Dublin Journal of Medical and Chemical Science
Thus he distinguishes, 1st, true sacciform aneurism ; 2nd, true fusiform aneurism ;
3rd, true cylindroid aneurism ; 4th, true aneurism by varix ( en varice on varicelle.)
This knowledge of true aneurism is not, says the the author, a matter of mere ...
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Gastrointestinal Microbiology
The overall stomach size varies between the different species; however, relative
volumes of the different compartments or regions also vary among the three
macropodid types. Relative volumes of the sacciform forestomach in the rat-
kangaroo ...
Roderick Mackie, Bryan White, Richard E. Isaacson,
1997
These sac- shaped (sacciform) cells secrete a basic protein onto the surface of
the fish. This protein has no sugar residues attached to it and so is distinct from
those that form the mucus. The researchers think that it is involved in defending
the ...