Histomorphological Structure of Single-Compartment Stomach (In the Example of Dogs and Cats)

Authors

  • Rashidov Khujakhan Karim son Samarkand State Veterinary Medicine, University of Livestock and Biotechnology, Talented students
  • Sadulloyev Ozodberk Talib son Samarkand State Veterinary Medicine, University of Livestock and Biotechnology, Talented students
  • Otajonov Mard Mahmud son Samarkand State Veterinary Medicine, University of Livestock and Biotechnology, Talented students
  • Soyibov Samandar Ghalib son Samarkand State Veterinary Medicine, University of Livestock and Biotechnology, Talented students
  • Mukhtarov Elmurad Abdig'ulomovich V.F.F.D., (PhD) assistant, Samarkand State Veterinary Medicine, University of Livestock and Biotechnology

Keywords:

Mucous membrane, muscular layer, serous layer

Abstract

Stomach is divided into 4 anatomical regions: cardia, fundus, body and pylorus. However, the stomach is divided into only 3 histological regions: cardia, fundus and pylorus. This is because the fundus and body are histologically the same, so both regions are called the fundus in histology. The cardia is a small area surrounding the opening of the esophagus that contains mucus-secreting glands.

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Published

2024-03-10

How to Cite

Rashidov Khujakhan Karim son, Sadulloyev Ozodberk Talib son, Otajonov Mard Mahmud son, Soyibov Samandar Ghalib son, & Mukhtarov Elmurad Abdig’ulomovich. (2024). Histomorphological Structure of Single-Compartment Stomach (In the Example of Dogs and Cats). Intersections of Faith and Culture: American Journal of Religious and Cultural Studies (2993-2599), 2(3), 29–36. Retrieved from https://grnjournal.us/index.php/AJRCS/article/view/3599

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 3 (2024): Intersections of Faith and Culture: American Journal of Religious and Cultural Studies

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