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• W2184473742 abstract "A histomorphological study was conducted on the kidney of 25 fetuses of the African zebu cattle (Bos taurus) collected from the Sokoto metropolitan abattoir, over a period of one month at different gestational ages. The approximate age of the fetuses was estimated from the crown vertebral rump length (CVRL) and samples were categorised into first, second and third trimesters. Out of the twenty five (25) fetuses at different gestational ages used for the study, 12 (48%) were females while 13 (52%) were males. 10(40%) fetuses were in the first trimester, 10(40%) were in the second trimester and 5(20%) were in the third trimester of pregnancy. The mean crown vertebrate-rump length (CVRL) ranged from 14.60 ± 2.0 cm at the first trimester to 100.50 ± 3.0 cm at the third trimester. Histological observation shows that the kidney appeared to have two zones via cortex and medulla right from the first to the third trimesters. The development of renal tissues were found to be in succession, from the stage of mesenchyme cells, developing glomerulus and finally to fully developed glomerulus with advancement of gestational age among the three groups. The duct system also followed the same trend of development from immature to matured duct system. The cortex of the first trimester kidney was found to have numerous mesenchymal cells and connective tissues with few developing glomerulus. At the second trimester, few fully developed glomeruli were found, moderate number of mesenchyme cells and immature developing duct system. Numerous developed glomerulus and matured duct system with moderate developing glomerulus and connective tissue were seen at the third trimester. The medulla at first trimester shows only various types of connective tissue (collagen, reticular and elastic) fibers and mesenchyme cells. At the second trimester, the medulla was found to have numerous developing collecting ducts, few developed collecting ducts and few mesenchyme cells. Developed collecting ducts were predominant in the medulla at third trimester with few mesenchyme cells. The histological differentiation of the Bovine kidney is similar to that of ovine, caprine, equine, Llama, and guanaco but differs from that of the feline, canine and porcine. Meanwhile, considering the histological features observed in the study, the Bovine kidney may become fully matured and functional at post-natal age." @default.
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• W2184473742 date "2015-10-17" @default.
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• W2184473742 title "Histological differenciation of the prenatal development of bovine kidney" @default.
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