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Browsing by Author "Agarwal, S M"

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    Larval recovery in tissues of thymectomized, bursectomized & splenectomized chickens vis-a-vis sham operated & controls during experimental ancylostomiasis.
    (1982-11-01) Dey, D; Mishra, R P; Agarwal, S M
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    Pathomorphology of liver & bile duct of the heron, Bubulcus ibis Linn., infected with the trematode, Pegosomum egretti Srivastava, 1957.
    (1975-05-01) Kaushal, B R; Agarwal, S M; Agarwal, S
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    Quantitative studies of glycogen in Clinostomum complanatum (Rud. 1809) & Euclinostomum heterostomum (Rud. 1809) (Clinostomatidae: Trematoda) & a note on the correlation between the total glycogen & the habitat of worms.
    (1975-03-01) Ramanaiah, B V; Agarwal, S M
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    Seasonal infection of Clarias batrachus (Bloch) by Lytocestus indicus Moghe & parasitic effects on its haematology & histopathology.
    (1974-11-01) Satpute, L R; Agarwal, S M
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    Time dependent effects of hormones on rate of protein synthesis in lymphoid organs of chickens.
    (1989-02-01) Pradhan, R K; Pati, A K; Agrawal, A K; Agarwal, S M
    Total protein content in blood serum and different lymphoid organs, such as bursa, spleen and thymus was investigated in chickens at two different circadian stages (0800 or 1600 hrs; early or late photophase) following administration of either saline or hormones (thyroxine or hydrocortisone or epinephrine). The results suggest that the lymphoid organs may respond differently to the exogenous administration of different hormones depending on the time of their administration.

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