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Research in Experimental Medicine, 1978
A plate dialyser requiring an extracorporeal blood volume of 1.5 ml was developed to dialyse conscious rats. In experiments in vitro and in vivo its function was tested. The in vitro clearances of urea, creatinine and potassium were 126+/-9 ml/min/m2, 70.5+/-9 ml/min/m2, and 132.5+/-13 ml/min/m2, respectively.
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A plate dialyser requiring an extracorporeal blood volume of 1.5 ml was developed to dialyse conscious rats. In experiments in vitro and in vivo its function was tested. The in vitro clearances of urea, creatinine and potassium were 126+/-9 ml/min/m2, 70.5+/-9 ml/min/m2, and 132.5+/-13 ml/min/m2, respectively.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2010
The past decade has seen an increase in the number of rodents being kept as pets and subsequently in the number of rodent owners seeking veterinary services. The common rat, (Rattus norvegicus) has become increasingly popular, particularly as novel varieties have been introduced to the pet market.
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The past decade has seen an increase in the number of rodents being kept as pets and subsequently in the number of rodent owners seeking veterinary services. The common rat, (Rattus norvegicus) has become increasingly popular, particularly as novel varieties have been introduced to the pet market.
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Rat-Rat Hybridoma Formation and Rat Monoclonal Antibodies
1987The first model of monoclonal antibody-secreting hybridomas, developed by Kohler and Milstein (1), was a mouse system. It can be considered eminently successful, most likely because of its efficiency and extreme stability. If it is so successful, why develop another rodent model? There are, at least, three main reasons.
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Laboratory Animals, 1971
As incidental findings uroliths were observed in the renal pelvis of Sprague-Dawley rats in an 18-month toxicity study. Of 220 rats examined, uroliths were found in 55 (35 males and 20 females). Infrared spectral analysis of the stones indicated a content of ammonium magnesium phosphate.
G, Magnusson, C H, Ramsay
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As incidental findings uroliths were observed in the renal pelvis of Sprague-Dawley rats in an 18-month toxicity study. Of 220 rats examined, uroliths were found in 55 (35 males and 20 females). Infrared spectral analysis of the stones indicated a content of ammonium magnesium phosphate.
G, Magnusson, C H, Ramsay
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Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1992
We report three tumours arising in the brain stem or adjacent cranial nerves of the Alderly Park rat. Light microscopy with special stains, immunocytochemistry and electron microscopy supported the conclusion that both neuronal and myoid differentiation occurred in all neoplasms.
J L, Miller, F R, Westwood, D G, Jackson
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We report three tumours arising in the brain stem or adjacent cranial nerves of the Alderly Park rat. Light microscopy with special stains, immunocytochemistry and electron microscopy supported the conclusion that both neuronal and myoid differentiation occurred in all neoplasms.
J L, Miller, F R, Westwood, D G, Jackson
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Microsurgery, 1980
AbstractVasovasostomy was performed in 20 rats. Vasography then was used to determine the patency of the vas. The scrotum was entered through a longitudinal incision and the scrotal contents were extruded extravaginally. The vas was divided near the epididymis and a 0.4/0.7‐mm cannula was inserted into the abdominal end of the vas and contrast medium ...
A J, Lamesch, B, Schreiner
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AbstractVasovasostomy was performed in 20 rats. Vasography then was used to determine the patency of the vas. The scrotum was entered through a longitudinal incision and the scrotal contents were extruded extravaginally. The vas was divided near the epididymis and a 0.4/0.7‐mm cannula was inserted into the abdominal end of the vas and contrast medium ...
A J, Lamesch, B, Schreiner
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Oxalate Metabolism in the Pack Rat, Sand Rat, Hamster, and White Rat
The Journal of Nutrition, 1967E K, Shirley, K, Schmidt-Nielsen
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