Sentence examples for more developing follicles from inspiring English sources

Intriguingly, the Amh gene, known to negatively regulate preantral follicle development [46], was also upregulated in the adult even though there are more developing follicles in the adult ovary [11].

The adult ovary usually contains more developing follicles and is much more active than the infant ovary [11].

This observation suggests that cellular apoptosis was activated in the adult ovary, resulting in more developing follicles being degraded through apoptotic processes at this stage.

Young egg laying hens (as the ovaries of these hens contain more developing follicles compared to old hens) were used as standard controls for mechanical adjustment to reveal and characterize the fully functional normal ovaries of hens.

However, ovary dissections at 48 h post bloodmeal showed a greater number of more developed follicles suggesting that fewer of the vitellogenic follicles were being resorbed.

Also, the number of primordial/primary (rudimentary) ovarian follicles was reduced in the low-dose group, with a more pronounced decline in secondary (more developed) follicles within the high-dose group.

The researchers found no effect on sweet preference in male or female offspring exposed to the PCB mixture, but in the females they did see a significant increase in the number of tertiary (still larger, more developed) follicles.

In our study, ovaries dissected 24 h post bloodmeal from mosquitoes previously injected with AaegPTEN dsRNA had more developed follicles, which could be a result of over stimulation of vitellogenesis in the fat body.

In this model, the selection occurs as a FSH (follicle stimulating hormone -driven competition between simultaneously developing follicles.

To investigate the occurrence of the "vanishing follicle" phenomenon in women with low number of developing follicles in assisted reproduction.

It's the last day when exercise is permitted until I get my next period, in order to avoid the possibility of overstimulating my developing follicles.