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Academic & Professional Books  Organismal to Molecular Biology  Animals: Vertebrate Zoology

Carbohydrate Histochemistry of Vertebrate Taste Organs

Monograph
By: Martin Witt
180 pages, 50 figs, 22 tabs
Carbohydrate Histochemistry of Vertebrate Taste Organs
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  • Carbohydrate Histochemistry of Vertebrate Taste Organs ISBN: 9783437117138 Paperback Dec 1996 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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This monograph represents a review of the comparative functional morphology of taste organs of several vertebrate classes (fish, amphibian, mammal). It considers not only the function of taste receptor cells, but also that of associated or supporting cells which provide the surface of the taste organ with a protective mucus.

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Monograph
By: Martin Witt
180 pages, 50 figs, 22 tabs
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