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the caudal part of the alimentary canal in vertebrate embryos

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Fermentable fiber is hypothesized to reduce ammonia emissions from pig slurry by a stimulation of the hindgut fermentation, shifting the rather volatile urinary nitrogen excretion towards a more stable form of fecal nitrogen and reducing the slurry pH.
Sonic hedgehog is an endodermal signal inducing Bmp-4 and Hox genes during induction and regionalization of the chick hindgut. Development 1995;121(10):3163-3174.
Aberrant migration from the hindgut could explain sacrococcygeal GCT prevalence as this structure is caudal and adjacent to the region which will form the tailbone.
It is now widely accepted that altering the gastrointestinal anatomy following RYGB alters the flow of nutrients leading to important changes in gut-derived hormones by foregut exclusion and modified hindgut signals.
The Methanobrevibacter strains had been isolated from a range of different intestinal environments, for example, bovine and ovine rumen [12, 41], human gut [42], and termite hindguts [43, 44], but include also the genome of the non-host-associated Mbb.
In Drosophila hindgut, chiral cell shape was found to be sufficient to induce asymmetric looping [10].
The hindgut hypothesis proposes that the stimulation of the distal ileum with the early arrival of partially digested nutrients is responsible for the improved glucose tolerance after bariatric surgery [11].
In viviparity, at 5 weeks, the midgut and allantoic membrane, as primordia of the small intestine and bladder, form a continued alveus with the hindgut and cloaca.
The duplication maybe cystic or tubular with the midgut being more affected followed by the foregut and the hindgut being the least [1-3].
For example, metagenomic library of hindgut microbiota of wood-feeding termites was sequenced, From this, Warnecke and colleagues (Warnecke et al.
midgut, and hindgut were all able to significantly digest more cellulose than chitin with the majority of activity in the foregut and midgut.
Once students had finished dissection sessions for the anterior abdominal wall, foregut and hindgut the following procedure was carried out on the cadavers.
During this phase, the posterior diverticulum, or hindgut gland, develops.
Roe deer and mountain hare are two most common distributed herbivores browsing on similar herbs in winter, but differ in body size and digestive systems, such as roe deer are ruminants but mountain hares are hindgut fermentors (Cederlund et al.