Histology of regenerating earthworm
Dec 09, 2018 • 8:46 PM UTC
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Figure 2: The above figures (a, b) show the histology of regenerating worm. a.) Inhibition of regeneration was observed at a high dose of triphala (150 mg/ml). b.) Triphala in 10mg/ml concentration are able to induce the regeneration capability of earthworm on 6 th of post-amputation. c.) The worm amputated at the 30 th segment is unable to regenerate their anterior portion. Arrow denotes the amputation sites (10 th & 30 th segment respectively). *denotes the formation of new segments.
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