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1 y, curettage, ovary excision, or excision of ovarian cysts).
2  saliva, follicular fluid, and fluid from an ovarian cyst.
3  effect of smoking on the risk of functional ovarian cyst.
4 rchitecture and meiotic progression in early ovarian cysts.
5 that is shared by all cystocytes in dividing ovarian cysts.
6 ly maintained within the common cytoplasm of ovarian cysts.
7 S because of hemorrhage or coexistent benign ovarian cysts.
8 ncluding uterine fibroids, endometriosis, or ovarian cysts.
9 the mitotic/meiotic transition in developing ovarian cysts.
10 /-0.27 nM), follicular (1.17+/-0.51 nM), and ovarian cyst (0.32+/-0.01 nM) fluids.
11 art failure (0.40) and polycystic ovaries or ovarian cysts (0.27).
12           Also, adult mutant females develop ovarian cysts and ovarian tubular hyperplasia.
13  deficient ovary results in the formation of ovarian cysts and sterility.
14 s were verified in both human and laying hen ovarian cysts and tumor specimens.
15                                              Ovarian cysts and weight gain were significantly greater
16  patient in the AMG 334 7 mg group (ruptured ovarian cyst) and one patient in the AMG 334 70 mg group
17 dy treatment: increased blood triglycerides, ovarian cyst, and renal colic (each in one participant [
18 ors that have been identified for functional ovarian cysts, and results of one epidemiologic study su
19 necologic complications, such as hemorrhagic ovarian cysts; and surgical interventions for heavy mens
20                                          All ovarian cysts appeared of benign nature.
21                                   Drosophila ovarian cysts arise through a series of four synchronous
22                     Endometrioma is a common ovarian cyst associated with pain and infertility, but i
23                          Whether some benign ovarian cysts can develop into cancerous cysts is not kn
24 ase-control study of 586 incident functional ovarian cyst cases and 757 age-matched controls in a lar
25 5-102 years) had a newly detected finding of ovarian cyst described in the body or impression section
26                     In the absence of Bruno, ovarian cysts enter meiosis but rapidly accumulate high
27                         In dap(-/-) females, ovarian cysts enter the meiotic cycle with high levels o
28 time of laparoscopy (pseudocyst debridement, ovarian cyst excision).
29                          Hp concentration in ovarian cyst fluid (OCF) can be detected and quantified
30 cancers could be identified in the patients' ovarian cyst fluids.
31 th abnormal estrus cyclicity, non-follicular ovarian cyst formation, and a progressive decline in ant
32 y at high doses of paracetamol and decreased ovarian-cyst formation at lower doses suggest a biologic
33             Finally, we report that dap(-/-) ovarian cysts frequently undergo an extramitotic divisio
34 s at US that help to distinguish physiologic ovarian cysts from nonphysiologic entities.
35 e assessed whether the removal of persistent ovarian cysts from these women was associated with a red
36 om A(+) porcine gastric mucin and B(+) human ovarian cyst glycoprotein were established by NMR spectr
37           Accordingly, we find that dap(-/-) ovarian cysts have low levels of Dup/Cdt1.
38 ession is also associated with appearance of ovarian cysts in transplant patients.
39 rtantly, the DNA damage observed in dap(-/-) ovarian cysts is independent of the DNA double-strands b
40 ing the risk of ovarian cancer in women with ovarian cysts/masses preoperatively.
41 ols for the presence of EOC in women with an ovarian cyst need improvement.
42 holesterol processing provided a link to the ovarian cysts observed in both CGG-expressing lines.
43 ne, urinary tract disorders, lymphocele, and ovarian cysts occurred significantly more often in SRL+C
44        Patients with normal CA125 and simple ovarian cysts of smaller than 5 cm in diameter, active n
45                          Patients with known ovarian cysts or ovarian cancer at time of the index CT
46 nonneoplastic diseases included BRCA1/2 with ovarian cysts (OR, 3.15 [95% CI, 2.22-4.46] and 3.12 [95
47  intercellular ER continuity within dividing ovarian cysts requires the fusome cytoskeletal component
48 te smoking and marijuana use with functional ovarian cyst risk by using data from a population-based
49                 In iml1 germline depletions, ovarian cysts undergo an extra mitotic division before m
50                    The removal of persistent ovarian cysts was not associated with a decrease in the
51 cycle alterations and clinically significant ovarian cysts were frequently observed in our patients,