The phrase "accessory tissue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to biology, anatomy, or medical discussions where additional or supportive tissue is being described.
Example: "The accessory tissue surrounding the main organ plays a crucial role in its function and protection."
Alternatives: "supporting tissue" or "auxiliary tissue".
To delineate more fully the architecture of IMAs and to consider the structure-function implications of the observations, the present experiment examined the organization of the IMA terminal arbors and the accessory tissue elements of those arbors.
When accessory tissue occurs, both benign and malignant breast lesions can be seen (i.e. cysts, fibroadenomas, PASH, breast cancer).
A subsample (5 mm height) was cut with a scalpel by removing the tissue directly under the skin and within the core (pericarp), sampling only the so-called cortex (hypanthium or accessory tissue of apple fruit).
If you are a male, move accessory tissue out of the way so that you can get a true measurement.
Extensive histopathological malformations were observed in the testis and sex accessory tissues of the treated rats.
Our analysis uncovered significant APA in worm tissues, but we could not identify upstream tissue-specific elements involved in 3'end formation, suggesting that in worms, other accessory tissue-specific factors [ 68] or their dosage [ 19] may play a role instead [ 5, 6].
The utility and sensitivity of the five mandatory sex accessory tissues were evaluated.
The absolute weights of all five sex accessory tissues decreased in a dose-responsive manner.
The utility and sensitivity of the five mandatory sex accessory tissues were also evaluated using calculated LOELs and BMDs.
All five male sex accessory tissues responded to MT in a dose-responsive manner, and all tissues achieved statistically significant weight increases in all laboratories.
TREN induced dose-related weight increases in all five male sex accessory tissues, and all five responses achieved statistical significance with the pairwise t-test approach.
