The investigation was transported to explore the histo-architectural study of two together the gravid and non-pregnant oviducts of garole sheep. Livestock plays an main role in the internal economy of an agricultural cultivating country like India and they are reared for the result of milk, meat and wool, specifically in arid, luxurious or mountainous areas. No area of separation between skin propria and tunica submucosa because of the absence of skin muscularis. The present case was carried out accompanying apparently healthy adult 6 pregnant and 6 non-gravid oviducts of unchanging age group of ewes procured from Govt. recorded slaughter unit, West Bengal, India. Skin epithelialis was composed of pseudostratified columnar epithelium accompanying stereocilia on maximum cells. The epithelial altitude was more in gravid oviduct. The height and separate of the longitudinal folds of tunica covering layer were more in gravid oviduct. The elastic fibers were erect mainly in the obstruction of blood vessels and these were more in the pregnant oviducts. Comparatively, the average width of glandular epithelium was maximum in gravid oviduct. In both the groups the sharp borders of lining epithelium accompanied strong Recurrent Acid Schiff (PAS) positive reaction. Skilled was no longitudinal athletic layer in tunica muscularis and the collagen fibers were interspersed inside the circular muscles tiers of both the gravid and non-pregnant oviducts. A very less amount of mucopolysaccharides were present in both the tunica muscularis and tunica serosa coatings. In further research, some immune containers present in the oviduct can be labeled, studied comparatively and maybe concluded the attainable reasons of miscarriage/abortion/favorable pregnancy.
Author(s) Details:
Islam M. M.,
Department
of Anatomy and Histology, Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, WBUAFS,
Kolkata-700037, India.
Das
P.,
Department
of Anatomy and Histology, Faculty of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, WBUAFS,
Kolkata-700037, India.
Gautam A. K.,
Department of Anatomy and Histology, Faculty of Veterinary and
Animal Sciences, WBUAFS, Kolkata-700037, India.
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