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Lipoid bodies under different conditions of diet in the intestinal epithelium of a mammal,Funambulus pennanti wroughton

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Die meist sphäroid und unregelmässig geformten Lipoide lassen sich auf unregelmässige Deposition der Phosphatide zurückführen (Phosphatide und Lipoproteine). Bei zusätzlicher Verfütterung von Lipoidmengen kommt es zur Grössenzunahme vermehrter Lipoidkörner, während bei Unterernährung eine entsprechende Reduktion eintritt.

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  1. Department of Zoology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India

    I. C. Baid

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Baid, I.C. Lipoid bodies under different conditions of diet in the intestinal epithelium of a mammal,Funambulus pennanti wroughton. Experientia 20, 580–581 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02150308

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