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Annales de Biologie Animale Biochimie Biophysique

Volume 10 / No Hors-série 2 (1970)

Symposium sur la physiologie de la formation de la coquille de l'oeuf

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A STUDY OF THE COMPOSITION OF HEN'S EGG-SHELL MEMBRANES p. 13

D.-A. BALCH and Rosemarie A. COOKE

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THE STRUCTURE OF THE MAMMILLARY LAYER OF THE DOMESTIC HEN'S EGG-SHELL p. 27

D.-S. ROBINSON

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NOTES ON THE STRUCTURE OF SHELL AND MEMBRANES OF THE HEN'S EGG; A STUDY WITH THE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE p. 31

P.-C.-M. SIMONS and G. WIERTZ

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FINE STRUCTURE OF THE OVIDUCT OF THE LAYING HEN p. 53

G.-M. WYBURN, H.-S. JOHNSTON and M.-H. DRAPER

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Ca RETENTION IN YOUNG PULLETS AND LAYING HENS FED A Ca⁴⁷ LABELLED DIET OF DIFFERENT Ca LEVELS p. 59

K. BRONSCH, K. LÖRCHER and J. VILLWOCK

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THE ROLE OF THE INTESTINE IN CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS IN THE LAYING HEN p. 69

S. HURWITZ

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CHANGES IN THE PLASMA LEVEL OF SOME HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES DURING THE RESORPTION OF ŒSTROGEN-INDUCED MEDULLARY BONE IN COCKS p. 77

K.-M.-L. MORRIS and T.-G. TAYLOR

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THE ROLE OF THE SKELETON IN EGG-SHELL FORMATION p. 83

T.-G. TAYLOR

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RADIOISOTOPE STUDIES OF CALCIUM METABOLISM IN THE LAYING HEN p. 93

Rosemary J. THOMAS

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FATE OF INGESTED SODIUM BICARBONATE IN THE FOWL p. 111

J.-R. HUNT

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ÉTUDE DE L'ANHYDRASE CARBONIQUE CHEZ LES OISEAUX p. 119

P. MONGIN

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RATE OF CO₂ AND C¹⁴ EXHALATION IN LAYING HENS RESTING AND DURING EGG-SHELL MINERALIZATION AFTER A SINGLE INJECTION OF NaHC¹⁴O₃ p. 133

K. LÖRCHER, CH. ZSCHEILE and K. BRONSCH

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ÉQUILIBRE ACIDO-BASIQUE DU SANG ET COMPOSITION IONIQUE DU PLASMA CHEZ LA POULE EN HYPERCAPNIE CHRONIQUE p. 141

P. MONGIN, B. SAUVEUR and Denise DUBOIS

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PHYSIOLOGY OF THERMAL PANTING IN BIRDS p. 151

S.-A. RICHARDS

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NORMAL AND EXPERIMENTAL VARIATIONS IN ACID EXCRETION BY THE LAYING HEN p. 171

R.-S. ANDERSON

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URINARY EXCRETION OF HYDROXYPROLINE AND ACID PHOSPHATASE IN RELATION TO EGG-SHELL FORMATION IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL p. 185

K.-M.-L. MORRIS and T.-G. TAYLOR

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TRANSFER OF CONTINUOUSLY I. V. INFUSED NaHC¹⁴O₃ AND Ca⁴⁷Cl₂ TO THE HEN'S EGG-SHELL p. 193

K. LÖRCHER, CH. ZSCHEILE and K. BRONSCH

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BLOOD pH AND CATION LEVELS IN RELATION TO EGG-SHELL FORMATION p. 199

R.-D. HODGES

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ACTION D'UNE ACIDOSE MÉTABOLIQUE SUR LES TRANSFERTS D'IONS EFFECTUÉS DANS L'OVIDUCTE DE LA POULE p. 215

B. SAUVEUR and J. ROCARD

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CALCIUM TRANSLOCATION IN THE AVIAN SHELL GLAND p. 229

H. SCHRAER and Rosemary SCHRAER

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ACID-BASE ASPECTS OF SHELL GLAND FUNCTION IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL p. 245

K. SIMKISS and H. Alison DUCKER

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THE STRUCTURE OF THE FOWL'S ULTIMORRANCHIAL GLAND p. 255

R.-D. HODGES

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Annales de Biologie Animale Biochimie Biophysique

Volume 10 / No Hors-série 2 (1970)

Symposium sur la physiologie de la formation de la coquille de l'oeuf

A STUDY OF THE COMPOSITION OF HEN'S EGG-SHELL MEMBRANES p. 13

THE STRUCTURE OF THE MAMMILLARY LAYER OF THE DOMESTIC HEN'S EGG-SHELL p. 27

NOTES ON THE STRUCTURE OF SHELL AND MEMBRANES OF THE HEN'S EGG; A STUDY WITH THE SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE p. 31

FINE STRUCTURE OF THE OVIDUCT OF THE LAYING HEN p. 53

Ca RETENTION IN YOUNG PULLETS AND LAYING HENS FED A Ca47 LABELLED DIET OF DIFFERENT Ca LEVELS p. 59

THE ROLE OF THE INTESTINE IN CALCIUM HOMEOSTASIS IN THE LAYING HEN p. 69

CHANGES IN THE PLASMA LEVEL OF SOME HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES DURING THE RESORPTION OF ŒSTROGEN-INDUCED MEDULLARY BONE IN COCKS p. 77

THE ROLE OF THE SKELETON IN EGG-SHELL FORMATION p. 83

RADIOISOTOPE STUDIES OF CALCIUM METABOLISM IN THE LAYING HEN p. 93

FATE OF INGESTED SODIUM BICARBONATE IN THE FOWL p. 111

ÉTUDE DE L'ANHYDRASE CARBONIQUE CHEZ LES OISEAUX p. 119

RATE OF CO2 AND C14 EXHALATION IN LAYING HENS RESTING AND DURING EGG-SHELL MINERALIZATION AFTER A SINGLE INJECTION OF NaHC14O3 p. 133

ÉQUILIBRE ACIDO-BASIQUE DU SANG ET COMPOSITION IONIQUE DU PLASMA CHEZ LA POULE EN HYPERCAPNIE CHRONIQUE p. 141

PHYSIOLOGY OF THERMAL PANTING IN BIRDS p. 151

NORMAL AND EXPERIMENTAL VARIATIONS IN ACID EXCRETION BY THE LAYING HEN p. 171

URINARY EXCRETION OF HYDROXYPROLINE AND ACID PHOSPHATASE IN RELATION TO EGG-SHELL FORMATION IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL p. 185

TRANSFER OF CONTINUOUSLY I. V. INFUSED NaHC14O3 AND Ca47Cl 2 TO THE HEN'S EGG-SHELL p. 193

BLOOD pH AND CATION LEVELS IN RELATION TO EGG-SHELL FORMATION p. 199

ACTION D'UNE ACIDOSE MÉTABOLIQUE SUR LES TRANSFERTS D'IONS EFFECTUÉS DANS L'OVIDUCTE DE LA POULE p. 215

CALCIUM TRANSLOCATION IN THE AVIAN SHELL GLAND p. 229

ACID-BASE ASPECTS OF SHELL GLAND FUNCTION IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL p. 245

THE STRUCTURE OF THE FOWL'S ULTIMORRANCHIAL GLAND p. 255

Ca RETENTION IN YOUNG PULLETS AND LAYING HENS FED A Ca⁴⁷ LABELLED DIET OF DIFFERENT Ca LEVELS p. 59

RATE OF CO₂ AND C¹⁴ EXHALATION IN LAYING HENS RESTING AND DURING EGG-SHELL MINERALIZATION AFTER A SINGLE INJECTION OF NaHC¹⁴O₃ p. 133

TRANSFER OF CONTINUOUSLY I. V. INFUSED NaHC¹⁴O₃ AND Ca⁴⁷Cl₂ TO THE HEN'S EGG-SHELL p. 193