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Facts from feces revisited

Trends in Ecology & Evolution, 1997
Obtaining information on wild mammal populations has been a long-standing logistical problem. However, an array of non-invasive techniques is available, including recently developed molecular genetic techniques for the analysis of feces (molecular scatology).
M H, Kohn, R K, Wayne
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Drying dynamics of pellet feces

Soft Matter, 2023
Pellet feces are generated by a number of animals important to science or agriculture, including mice, rats, goats, and wombats.
Benjamin Magondu   +8 more
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Electroactive microorganisms in mouse feces

Electrochimica Acta, 2021
Abstract The gut microbiome is not only an indicator of different pathologies, but it also influences metabolism and overall health of the host. Recently, microorganisms inherent to the gut microbiome, such as Listeria monocytogenes, Enterococcus faecalis and Clostridium cochlearium, were demonstrated to be electroactive, i.e.
Laura Rago   +3 more
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Hydrocortisone Stability in Human Feces

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1979
Hydrocortisone stability in human feces was studied under various conditions to determine whether stability accounts for the variable effects of hydrocortisone enemas. Recovery from feces and assay specificity were assured using dual isotopes, TLC separation, and liquid scintillation counting.
J J, MacKichan, W J, Jusko
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Ficolos Feced Med

2020
L'iscrizione scoperta nel 2013 sulle pendici nord-orientali del Palatino “S. (= nome) ficolos mi ha fatto” è analizzata dapprima per la sua struttura e i possibili motivi della sua composizione ma il focus del lavoro verte soprattutto sul termine ficolos affrontato dal punto di vista semantico e culturale.
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The Small-Bowel Feces Sign

Radiology, 2002
The small-bowel feces sign has been described as a finding indicative of SBO or another severe small-bowel abnormality (ie, metabolic or infectious disease) (1–3). Bowel obstruction accounts for approximately 20% of acute abdominal surgical interventions (4). In 60%–80% of cases of intestinal obstruction, the small bowel is involved (5).
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