[DOC] [TLE] Catgut - Wikipedia [PAR]  [DOC] [TLE] Catgut - Wikipedia [PAR] Catgut is a type of cord that is prepared from the natural fibre found in the walls of animal intestines. Catgut makers usually use sheep or goat intestines, but occasionally use the intestines of cattle, hogs, horses, mules, or donkeys. [DOC] [TLE] catgut | cord | Britannica.com [PAR] A material used for surgical sutures, for the strings of violins and related instruments, and for the strings of tennis rackets and archery bows, catgut (also called gut) is made from the intestines of animals, particularly sheep. The origin of the term is obscure because no one knows if cat intestine was ever used. [DOC] [TLE] Why is it called Catgut ?? - National Association of Watch and ... [PAR] Jul 23, 2004 ... ... Does Hermle still use it on the new movements they assemble these ... 
Thereby, cord made of any animal intestine could be called "cat gut". [DOC] [TLE] Violin Strings Were Never Made Out of Actual Cat Guts [PAR] Nov 11, 2010 ... Catgut is (and was) made from the walls of various animal intestines though. ... 
catgut makers all the way up to today tend to prefer making these cords ... never 
made from actual cat intestines, where did the name come from? [DOC] [TLE] Catgut | Define Catgut at Dictionary.com [PAR] Catgut definition, a strong cord made by twisting the dried intestines of animals, ... 
A tough, thin cord made from the treated and stretched intestines of certain 
animals, ... Learn the correct uses of these two commonly confused homophones. [DOC] [TLE] From which animal do we get catgut? Cause when I search [PAR] if mrs green read "Little Pig little pig and the children said Let me come in then .... 
These animals will get you through:elk,yak,dog These animals will never do;... [DOC] [TLE] Do musical instruments utilize animal products? | Frequently Asked ... [PAR] Gut strings are the only animal-derived product still commonly used in the ... 
instrument is free of animal products by using the following information as a 
guide. ... No one is sure of the origin of the term catgut string, but it is doubtful 
that ... It can come from several animals, including sheep, cattle, kangaroo, and 
water buffalo... [DOC] [TLE] the story of catgut - Postgraduate Medical Journal [PAR] cord made from the intestines of animals, es- pecially sheep. ... In France the 
importance of catgut makers was recognized in ... of overcoming these defects, 
Lister then used a solution of ..... the stitches come into contact with thegastric 
juice. [DOC] [TLE] What is a Catgut Suture? (with pictures) [PAR] A catgut suture is a thin thread made from the intestines of animals that's used to 
... These sutures are chosen when a surgeon is concerned that a wound will not 
have ... This coated suture comes in both dyed and non-dyed thread varieties. [DOC] [TLE] Comm 1937.doc - FoMRHI [PAR] Those versed in etymology have tempered these ideas with critical ... We are 
assured that 'cat gut' (instrument strings) were never made from the ... By the 19th 
C. the 'catgut' applied to all cords or strings made from the intestines of any 
animal .... Not all intestines would appear to be alike when it comes to instrument 
string... [DOC] [TLE] Natural Gut Strings - Tennis Warehouse [PAR] With each advancement in technology comes a new string that the ... When 
natural gut strings made their way into tennis racquets the 'cat gut' name ... The 
belief is that the intestinal material is stronger in order to deal with these 
impurities. ... Once the beef serosa has been removed from the animal it is cut 
into long ribbons. [DOC] [TLE] Five years' experience with spool cotton as a suture material ... [PAR] The use of sulfa drugs and cotton sutures ensure excellent results in these 
contaminated and ... Crochet cotton comes usually in three-ply or six-cord. .... but 
catgut sutures embedded in these animals were not digested with 656 American
... [DOC] [TLE] M Journal of Animal and Veterinary Advances 7 (11): 1341 -1344 ... [PAR]

Question: Catgut comes from these animals
Answer: Sheep