It's a veal steak cut from the hind quarters of Mirandese cattle, served with a vinaigrette sauce that Lurdinhas claimed was invented by her grandmother for whom the restaurant is named.
The three types of adult-vertebrate kidneys develop from the embryonic archinephros: the pronephros from the anterior section, the mesonephros from the middle section, and the metanephros from the hind section.
The one closed organ, called the dorsal vessel, extends from the hind end through the thorax to the head; it is a continuous tube with two regions, the heart or pumping organ, which is restricted to the abdomen, and the aorta, or conducting vessel, which extends forward through the thorax to the head.
Hemolymph, pumped forward from the hind end and the sides of the body along the dorsal vessel, passes through a series of valved chambers, each containing a pair of lateral openings called ostia, to the aorta and is discharged in the front of the head.
Much of what he wrote was in response to the needs of his coworkers and disciples and the exigencies of the political situation, but on fundamentals he maintained a remarkable consistency, as is evident from the Hind Swaraj ("Indian Home Rule"), published in South Africa in 1909.
Muscular tissue from the hind limb was harvested as a reference.
Both bones were removed from the hind limbs and placed in ice cold sterile Tyrode's solution (Sigma, St . Louis MO).
They set out to model a piece of the sensory cortex where information from the hind limb is processed.
Characteristics determined were: (1) the conduction velocities of the peripheral nerve fibres involved, (2) the stimulus intensity response characteristics and (3) the evaluation of possible disturbance of the signals by muscular activity from the hind paw withdrawal reflex (EMG artefact).
High resolution OCT images of the skin tissue from the hind leg of a mouse can be obtained by integrating the MEMS micromirror probe with a commercially available OCT system.
All animal joints used in this study were from the hind leg (stifle joint) of sexually mature, male and female animals that were sacrificed for commercial meat consumption at two local abattoirs.
