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Amietophrynus cf. regularis FB-2010

Known as: Amnietophrynus cf. regularis FB-2010, Bufo cf. regularis FB-2010, Vandijkophrynus cf. regularis FB-2010 
National Institutes of Health

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2016
2016
Hematotoxic and biochemical effects of UVA on the Egyptian toad (Bufo regularis)
  • A. Sayed
  • International journal of radiation biology
  • 2016
    • Corpus ID: 26474997
Abstract Purpose: To study the adverse impacts of ultraviolet radiation-A (UVA 320–400 nm) on some hematological and biochemical… Expand
2011
2011
Comparative Bioaccumulation of Heavy Metals (Fe, Zn, Cu, Cd, Cr, Pb) in Different Edible Mollusk Collected from the Estuary Area of Sarawak River
The tissue of mollusk such as Polymesoda expansa, Meretrix meretrix and Solen regularis are being relatively eaten by the local… Expand
2008
2008
Comparative Study of Heavy Metal Concentrations in Razor Clam (Solen regularis) in Moyan and Serpan, Sarawak
Heavy metal levels were investigated in different tissues of razor clam (Solen regularis) and sediments collected from Moyan and… Expand
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1999
1999
Effect of glycine on 5-aminolevulinic acid biosynthesis in heterotrophic culture of Chlorella regularis YA-603.
Chlorella regularis strain YA-603 was previously found to exhibit a comparatively high growth rate and improved 5-aminolevulinic… Expand
1992
1992
The carcinogenicity of some antimalarial drugs using the Egyptian toad Bufo regularis as a biological test animal.
Feeding Egyptian toads (Bufo regularis) with chloroquine and primaquine separately induced tumor formation in 14% and 19% of the… Expand
1987
1987
Alpha-ecdysone, a new bracken fern factor responsible for neoplasm induction in the Egyptian toad (Bufo regularis).
Neoplastic lesions were induced in 10 out of 58 experimental toads (Bufo regularis) force-fed with alpha-ecdysone, which… Expand
1975
1975
Effect of mechanical means on the restoration of the limb regenerative ability in metamorphic stages of Bufo regularis Reuss.
: Limbs of Bufo regularis REUSS metamorphic stages No. 57, 63 and 66 were transected at the thigh level. Removal of the apical… Expand
1970
1970
The significance of cutaneous respiration in BUFO REGULARIS Reuss
The importance of the amphibian skin for eliminating CO2 was tested by measuring the blood pH of B. REGULARIS placed for varying… Expand
1968
1968
Bufo regularis, a twenty-chromosome toad.
In applying short-term tissue culture methods as described by Beckert & Doyle (1967) to a study of Anuran karyotypes, the diploid… Expand
1951
1951
The Effect of Pitressin and Pitocin on Water Balance in Bufo Regularis Reuss
1. In Bufo regularis the injection of either pitressin or pitocin is followed by an increase in the rate of water absorption… Expand
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