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[Basic structure of respiratory and peripheral muscles in the beagle dog].

Archivos de bronconeumologia - 1 Jun 2002

Gáldiz J B, Palacio J, Alvarez F J, Hernández N, Mariñán M, Gea J

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BACKGROUND: The dog is one of the most widely used animals in studies of respiratory physiopathology, mainly because of its physiological characteristics. However, ethical and legal constraints are placed on the use of some species in our context. OBJECTIVE: We studied the underlying structural features of respiratory and peripheral muscles in the beagle dog in order to suggest reference values for future...

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PMID: 12106553
DOI: 10.1016/s0300-2896(02)75212-5

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