Research Journal of Pharmacology

Year: 2012
Volume: 6
Issue: 1
Page No. 1 - 3

Effect of Feeding High Urea Diets on Metabolites, Hormones and Ionic Composition of Follicular Fluid in Camels

Authors : M.A. Alfattah, A.I. Al-Mubarak, T.A. Althnaian, I.F. Albokhadaim, A.K. Al-Haide and A.M. Homeida

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