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Potential applications of electrical impedance techniques in female mammalian reproduction

Řezáč, 2008

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7721078061773124146
Author
Řezáč P
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Theriogenology

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The measurement of electrical impedance is one of many methods that can be used for monitoring various reproductive events in female mammals. This paper summarizes the key findings in this research area that have been achieved during the past four decades. The …
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