Sentence examples for testes over from inspiring English sources

The Prehn sign, defined as relief of pain with elevation of the testes over the symphysis pubis, may be elicited in patients with epididymitis, further distinguishing it from torsion.

In Drosophila melanogaster, Wolbachia are effective at inducing CI only in young males, and the infection level declines and can be lost in testes over time [30].

However, the amount of spermatogenic tissue in the testes varies over a very small range in the Maluridae, and whether these small differences translate into significant differences in sperm production is unknown.

During this wave, the proportions of the various cell types in the testes change over time, while consecutive waves of spermatogenesis gradually become desynchronized.

Like MAGE-A3, IL-13Rα2 is a cancer testes antigen that is over-expressed in gliomas [ 30, 31].

Based on the CT images, fat volumes increased, and pectoralis muscle density and heart and testes volumes decreased, over the two weeks of captivity in both groups of birds.

In a recent study on a larger number of mice (n = 10), however, a significant decrease in the expression of Cldn11 in SCARKO testes was confirmed over the entire period studied (day 4 50) [23].

Genes with tissue-specific NMIs were significantly over-represented in the set of genes which had increased differential expression in seven out of eight cases (Fisher's exact test, human testes p<10−21, liver p<10−27; mouse testes p<10−18, liver p<10−8; platypus testes p<10−2, liver p<10−17; chicken liver p<10−6).

When we removed genes that exhibit significant over-expression in the testes from our analyses, the pattern among the mito-sensitive genes for under-representation on the X-chromosome disappeared.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00348.010 10.7554/eLiFigure48.011 Figure 5 figure supplement 3. Genes with TSS-associated testes or liver specific NMIs are over-represented for increased differential expression in the same tissue.

coluzzii from laboratory strains were shown to have evolved larger testes and smaller accessory glands over time (Baeshen et al. 2014).