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Page 195
... intestinal parasites . These intestinal folds are not well developed except near the opening of the bile duct ; from there on , the folds are high and closely set . The alkaline biliary secretions in mixture with gastric juice , as well ...
... intestinal parasites . These intestinal folds are not well developed except near the opening of the bile duct ; from there on , the folds are high and closely set . The alkaline biliary secretions in mixture with gastric juice , as well ...
Page 196
... intestinal mucosal lining of the long col- umnar epithelium is normally renewed every three days by the actively duplicating set of cells found in adjacent crypts of Lieberkühn . * These cells are infolded on the surface by microvilli ...
... intestinal mucosal lining of the long col- umnar epithelium is normally renewed every three days by the actively duplicating set of cells found in adjacent crypts of Lieberkühn . * These cells are infolded on the surface by microvilli ...
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... intestinal mucosa . Capillaria philippinensis is another worm found embedded in the small intestinal mucosa , espe ... intestine is regarded as the jejunum and The Small Intestine 199.
... intestinal mucosa . Capillaria philippinensis is another worm found embedded in the small intestinal mucosa , espe ... intestine is regarded as the jejunum and The Small Intestine 199.
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