“... tract - on the motor behavior of the gut of Wistar rats. METHODS: Used 16 male animals under jejun...”
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Subjects: “...Agroindustry - Products decrease...”
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“... after bile duct injury, suggesting a decrease in myofibroblasts in the scarred area of the pig biliary...”
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“... of trainability, and this could to induce a decrease in immune competence. Objective: To analyze the possible...”
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“... decrease (P < 0.01) of 80.4%, 67.9%, and 72.8% in means of infective larvae S. westeri recovered from...”
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“... of the gastrointestinal tract, the patient starts to receive the diet that will be evolved starting with...”
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Subjects: “...respiratory tract infection...”
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“...38 on poultry skin samples could decrease the levels of S. Enteritidis. For this, two approaches were used...”
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“... capacity of supporting the passage through pigs' gastrointestinal tract without loss of the ability...”
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Subjects: “...respiratory tract diseases...”
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“...Background: Respiratory tract diseases are commonly seen in beef cattle. Young calves are affected...”
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“...Neurological impairments may affect the neural control of the Lower Urinary Tract (LUT), due...”
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“..., the emergence of diseases has resulted in a decrease in production and losses for the sector...”
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Subjects: “...male reproductive tract...”
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“... iv) before and after L-NAME. Five minutes after L-NAME the decrease in RSNA caused by PE was significantly...”
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“... tract does not reduce the seeds germination, the dispersal agent is considered legitimate. The effects...”
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Subjects: “...respiratory tract infections...”
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“..., and this value continued to decrease when moving toward the lower respiratory tract until the complete...”
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