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Comparative characterization of the canine normal prostate in intact and castrated animals.

The Prostate - 1 Apr 2008

Lai Chen-Li, van den Ham René, van Leenders Geert, van der Lugt Jaco, Teske Erik

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BACKGROUND: Prostate diseases in the dog are generally regarded as representative for their human counterparts. We characterized the normal canine prostate in comparison to the normal human prostate. METHODS: Prostates of dogs were examined histomorphologically and by immunohistochemical detectio...

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PMID: 18213634
DOI: 10.1002/pros.20721

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