| spSHR | stroke-prone spontaneously hypertensive rat |
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| WF | Weil-Felix reaction; white female; Wistar-Furth [rat] |
| WI | human embryonic lung cell line; walk-in [patient]; water ingestion; Wistar [rat] |
| WKY | Wistar-Kyoto [rat] |
| Rathke's d. |
that part of the ductus paramesonephricus lying between its main part and the sinus pocularis.
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| Rathke's f.’s |
two fetal folds of mesoderm which unite at the median line to form Douglas' septum and to render the rectum a complete canal.
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| Rathke's p. |
see under pouch.
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| Rathke's t. |
craniopharyngioma.
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| Rathke's trabeculae |
trabeculae cranii.
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| rat | the theological doctrine that human reason rather than divine revelation establishes religious truth |
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| rat | of or relating to or characteristic of rationalism |
| rat | of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of rationalism |
| rat | the quality of being consistent with or based on logic |
| rat | the state of having good sense and sound judgment |
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