Studies on Oviduct Motility in the Domestic Fowl

Studies on an Uncomplicated Coryza of the Domestic Fowl

Minute coccobacilliform bodies have regularly been found in the nasal exudate of fowl infected both by injection and by contact with the coryza of slow onset. These bodies are commonly less than 0.5micro in diameter and are predominantly extracellular. They have consistently failed to grow in artificial media. They are held back by Berkefeld V filters which are impermeable to Hemophilus gallina...

An immunohistochemical study of the oviduct in the domestic fowl (Gallus domesticus).

This study describes the distribution of vimentin, desmin, smooth muscle actin (SMA) and laminin in the oviduct of the laying domestic fowl. Vimentin immunostaining was localised in the luminal epithelium of the infundibulum, magnum, magnum-isthmus junction and isthmus. The luminal epithelium of the shell gland regions displayed weak vimentin immunostaining. Vimentin immunostaining was demonstr...

The Role of the Autonomic Nerves on the Motility of the Stomach of the Domestic Fowl

The effects of testosterone, dihydrotestosterone and oestradiol on the comb and oviduct of the female domestic fowl.

The possibility that dihydrotestosterone (DHT) may be the intracellular active form of testosterone (Bruchovsky & Wilson, 1968) has led to many investigations of their effects on reproductive structures in both sexes (Gloyna & Wilson, 1969; Gonzalez-Diddi, Komisaruk & Beyer, 1972). In this communication, the synergistic effects of testosterone propionate (TP) and DHT on oestradiol stimulation o...

Decerebration of the Domestic Fowl.