Postgraduate Student
National University of Life and Environmental Sciences of Ukraine
03041, 15 Heroiv Oborony Str., Kyiv, Ukraine
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Growth of organs of the digestive tube of Big-6 turkeys in the early stages of the postnatal period of ontogenesisNadiia Dyshliuk, Natalya Mazur Keywords: poultry; digestive apparatus; linear indicators; absolute weight; relative weight
Dyshliuk, N., & Mazur, N.
(2024).
Growth of organs of the digestive tube of Big-6 turkeys in the early stages of the postnatal period of ontogenesis.
Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary Sciences,
15(4),
45-62.
https://doi.org/10.31548/veterinary4.2024.45
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The effect of vaccination on the development of immune formations in the esophagus of turkeysNatalya Mazur, Nadiia Dyshliuk Keywords: digestion apparatus; lymphoid tissue; lymphoid nodules; lymphocytes; poultry
Mazur, N., & Dyshliuk, N.
(2025).
The effect of vaccination on the development of immune formations in the esophagus of turkeys.
Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary Sciences,
16(2),
46-62.
https://doi.org/10.31548/veterinary2.2025.46
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Macro- and microstructure of the oesophageal tonsil in turkeys during the post-vaccination periodNadiia Dyshliuk, Natalya Mazur Keywords: junction of the oesophagus and stomach; lymphoid tissue; lymphoid nodules; morphological studies; lymphocytes; poultry
Dyshliuk, N., & Mazur, N.
(2025).
Macro- and microstructure of the oesophageal tonsil in turkeys during the post-vaccination period.
Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary Sciences,
16(4),
9-28.
https://doi.org/10.31548/veterinary4.2025.09
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Morphological features of immune structures in the stomach of turkeys during the post-vaccination periodNadiia Dyshliuk, Natalya Mazur Keywords: histological studies; histotopography; diffuse lymphoid tissue; pre-nodules; lymphoid nodules; morphofunctional maturity; poultry
Dyshliuk, N., & Mazur, N.
(2026).
Morphological features of immune structures in the stomach of turkeys during the post-vaccination period.
Ukrainian Journal of Veterinary Sciences,
17(1),
107-127.
https://doi.org/10.31548/veterinary1.2026.92
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