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Summary Histochemical and morphometric study of fibrilar population in diaphragm muscle. Part I: Horse and Dog By using m‐ATPase techniques, under alkaline and acid pre‐incubations, as well as metabolic techniques (α‐MGPDH and NADH‐TR), sections from the lumbar and costal portions of diaphragm muscle in horse and dog were analysed. Fibre samples were exposed to image‐analysis observations in order to determine the lowest fibre diameter and obtain estadistical data. The findings revealed that the lumbar portion of horse diaphragm consists of fibre types I, IIA and IIB; in the costal portion, the fibre types I and IIA were present. In the dog, the lumbar and costal portions consisted of fibre types I, IIA and IIC, which showed some specific histochemical characteristics. Some data concerning both morphometrical and statistical fibre‐type analysis are presented.
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