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October 12, 2025Indian Journal of Animal ResearchOpen Access

Prenatal Histochemical Study of Stomach in Kosali Cattle

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BDB. K. DewanganDCD. ChaurasiaSIS. P. Ingole

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Observational analysis of histochemical reactions in stomach compartments of Kosali cattle fetuses reveals glycogen and mucopolysaccharide distribution.

Key Points

  • Glycogen and mucopolysaccharides exhibit varied distribution in stomach compartments of prenatal Kosali cattle.
  • PAS activity showed a gradient from mild in early stages to intense in specific stomach regions by the final prenatal stage.
  • Kosali cattle's unique characteristics and prevalence in Chhattisgarh underline the relevance of this histochemical study.
  • The research reveals a lack of literature on prenatal stomach tissue composition in Kosali cattle, stressing its significance.

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Dewangan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68ebabe3155248a327effacehttps://doi.org/10.18805/ijar.b-5583
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