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Localization of non-specific phosphatases in the testes ofMeriones hurrianae jerdon, the Indian desert gerbil, andSuncus murinus sindensis anderson, the house shrew

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Der Sitz der Aktivität alkalischer und saurer Phosphatase in den Hoden vonMeriones undSuncus war meist identisch, doch wurde beiSuncus auch festgestellt, dass da wo die hintere Kernkappe in verschiedenen Keimzellen auftrat, die Kernmembranen und der Nucleolus des Zellkerns der Zwischenzellen stark positiv reagierten.

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  1. Cell Biology Section, Department of Zoology, University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India

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Mathur, R.S., Singh, K. Localization of non-specific phosphatases in the testes ofMeriones hurrianae jerdon, the Indian desert gerbil, andSuncus murinus sindensis anderson, the house shrew. Experientia 21, 259–260 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02297012

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