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Age-related morphological changes in the thymus of indigenous Large White pig cross during foetal and postnatal development

Casmir Onwuaso IGBOKWE
Kelechi EZENWAKA
Journal
Anatomy
Pages
12–20
Publication Date
2022-10-11
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Results: The absolute thymus weight showed significant (p

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Objective & Hypothesis:Objectives:The thymus is found in all vertebrates, the structure of the thymus differs markedly among species.
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Key Findings & Data:This study investigated the gross anatomy, morphometric and histological changes of the thymus in the indigenous Large White pig cross at various ages of foetal and postnatal periods.
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Objectives:The thymus is found in all vertebrates, the structure of the thymus differs markedly among species. This study investigated the gross anatomy, morphometric and histological changes of the thymus in the indigenous Large White pig cross at various ages of foetal and postnatal periods. Methods: The study used slaughter house specimens obtained after adequate health inspection and slaughter. A total offifty three samples of thymus collected from foetal, prepubertal and pubertal pigs with varied weights were used for grossand histological study. Results: The absolute thymus weight showed significant (p

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IGBOKWE, C. O., EZENWAKA, K. (2022). Age-related morphological changes in the thymus of indigenous Large White pig cross during foetal and postnatal development. Anatomy, Cilt: 11 - Sayı: 1, 12–20. https://ajindex.com/articles/439500

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