Poster | 6th Internet World Congress for Biomedical Sciences |
Robert Toman(1), Peter Massanyi(2), Norbert Lukac(3)
(1)(2)(3)Slovak Agricultural University - Nitra. Slovakia
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Figure 1. Blood capillary in the normal testis of the control rat. (1) capillary wall, (2) lumen, (3) endothelial layer. |
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Figure 2. Blood capillary after cadmium administration. The capillary wall (1) is damaged. Near the capillary the vacuoles (3) are visible. Lumen of the blood capillary (2). |
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Figure 3. Seminiferous tubule in the testis of the rat after cadmium administration contains necrotizing germinal cells (2), which evacuate into the lumen of the tubule (3). Lamina propria (1). |
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