Sentence examples for reproductive circuit from inspiring English sources

Since Figures 1 and 2 provide the reader with the relevant information on the structure of the reproductive circuit in the C. elegans male and cell connectivity, we changed the model figure to a flow chart of the steps of mating behavior and the circuitry we identified to be involved in specific aspects of sperm movement and release and the refractory period.

Neuronal circuits mediating reproductive behaviors must act to discriminate relevant from nonrelevant stimuli, integrate information across multiple sensory modalities, and generate appropriate behavioral output.

Activational effects occur at puberty, as gonadal steroid hormones act on dormant neural circuits to elicit adult reproductive behaviors in context; a recent modernization of this dichotomy suggests that the hormonal events of puberty also organize neural circuits for adult social and reproductive behaviors [Schulz et al., 2009; Sisk and Foster, 2004].

For innate behaviours - like reproductive behaviour of insects - such neuronal circuits produce observable stereotypic motor outputs.

Ovarian sex hormones modulate neuronal circuits not directly involved in reproductive functions.

Given the extent to which HB2 is at war with the provisions of Roe v Wade, which established 42 years ago that women have a fundamental right to control their reproductive fates, you might think that the fifth circuit judges chose simply to ignore this clear precedent in favor of abortion access.

Thus, the ability of drugs to engage striatonigral circuits would face variable opposition by striatopallidal circuits depending upon the stage of the reproductive cycle.

In addition to their effects on basal ganglia structures and action selection, drugs also exert a tremendous influence over neural circuits regulating motivated behaviors (e.g., ingestive, reproductive and defensive behaviors), endocrine systems and the autonomic nervous system [ 165- 168].

But Casey put a loaded weapon in the hands of opponents of safe, legal abortions, and the fifth circuit has now pointed it squarely at the reproductive freedom of American women.

Ovarian steroid hormones modulate neural circuits and cognitive performance not directly related to reproductive behavior.

Gillian Metzger, the Stanley H. Fuld Professor of Law and vice dean at Columbia Law School, thinks the Eighth Circuit "has really pushed the envelope" on constitutional retraction of reproductive rights in America.