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Hepatica

 

a genus of perennial evergreen herbaceous plants of the family Ranunculaceae. The leaves form a basal rosette and consist of three or five leathery lobes on long petioles. The solitary, regular flowers are purple or white; the perianth consists of six to ten petallike sepals. The fruit is a multiple nut, whose lobes and juicy caruncles are eaten and distributed by ants.

There are six to ten species of hepatica, distributed predominantly in the temperate belt of Eurasia and in the eastern part of North America. There are three species in the USSR: H. nobilis, which grows in hardwood forests and shrub thickets in the European USSR; H. Falconeri, which is found in Middle Asia; and H. asiatica, which grows in the southern Primor’e region. H. nobilis and H. angulosa are cultivated as ornamentals.

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En los tres especimenes con variantes estructurales, dos (4 %) presentaron un tronco gastro-esplenico con tronco hepato-mesenterico y en uno (2 %) se identifico un tronco bifurcado hepato-gastrico con la arteria esplenica naciendo de la arteria hepatica comun.
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Maior media nos niveis sericos das aminotransferases parece possuir associacao significativa entre a gravidade da esteatose hepatica, sendo que os valores de AST apresentaram uma maior associacao com a gravidade da esteatose que o ALT (Cruz e colaboradores, 2014).
granulosus, two cases of F hepatica, and one case of A.
Estos resultados ponen de manifiesto que la suplementacion con colina muestra ser efectiva en condiciones de alto riesgo de lipidosis hepatica, por el contario, a bajas concentraciones de TG hepaticos no existen limitantes para su exportacion y por lo tanto, no se encuentra respuesta a la suplementacion con colina.
Los parasitos pertenecientes a la familia Fasciolidae, son un grupo relativamente pequeno de trematodos digeneidos cuyo origen se ha hipotizado, son los elefantes (Mammalia, Prosbocidea) en Africa, y posteriormente distribuidos a herbivoros euroasiaticos; presentando un patron de ciclo de vida similar, con la infeccion del hospedador vertebrado, a traves de la ingestion de metacercarias, desde la vegetacion; dentro de los cuales esta Fasciola hepatica, que es considerado el trematodo con mayor significancia historica y en medicina veterinaria [17].
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