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1 potentially be infectious and transmit ZIKV sexually.

2 hereas monogyne colonies produce both castes sexually; (2) polygyne queens mate with monogyne males t

3 V and was safe in a 14-day clinical trial in sexually abstinent women.

4 etween 2013 and 2018, we diagnosed 15 likely sexually acquired HCV infections among 14 MSM using PrEP

5 Interventions are needed to prevent sexually acquired HCV infections by MSM using PrEP.

6 Sexually acquired hepatitis C virus (HCV) infections amo

7 STF recommends behavioral counseling for all sexually active adolescents and for adults at increased

8 s reduce the likelihood of acquiring STIs in sexually active adolescents and in adults at increased r

9 This recommendation statement applies to all sexually active adolescents and to adults at increased r

10 ferent anatomic sites in a cohort of at-risk sexually active adolescents and young adults between 12-

11 illomaviruses affect an estimated 75% of the sexually active adult population in the United States, w

12 in the cervicovaginal and introital sites in sexually active Amerindians (N = 82) spanning urbanizati

13 Sexually active and HIV-negative MSM were recruited from

14 cluded young, heterosexual, recently formed, sexually active couples.

15 Nearly one-third of sexually active HIV-positive MSM were not tested annuall

16 % (95% confidence interval [CI]: 69%-73%) of sexually active HIV-positive MSM were tested for syphili

17 Proportions of women who had been sexually active in the past year changed over time in 43

18 ith different needs over the course of their sexually active lifespan.

19 Guidelines recommend that sexually active men who have sex with men (MSM) includin

20 ren younger than 15 years who reported being sexually active or for whom testing was requested by a p

21 nst abnormal cytology was also diminished in sexually active PHIV females.

22 protects uninfected adolescents entering the sexually active population.

23 Sexually active unvaccinated women and men aged 16 to 25

24 gy occurred in 33 of 56 PHIV and 1 of 7 PHEU sexually active vaccinated females, yielding incidence r

25 esentativeness of our data, and our defining sexually active women as those who have ever had sex.

26 it, clinicians collected cervical cells from sexually active women for cytology and HPV testing.

27 Sexually active women who were HIV negative were randoml

28 cs of this intravaginal ring over 90 days in sexually active women.

29 s study, we analyzed contraceptive use among sexually active young women aged 15-24 in the health zon

30 Participants were healthy, sexually active, non-pregnant, non-sterilised women aged

31 examined, proportions of all women who were sexually active, not wanting to conceive, and not using

32 rs with Ureaplasma spp were younger and more sexually active.

33 lthough Zika virus (ZIKV) can be transmitted sexually and cause congenital birth defects, immune cont

34 d flaviviruses, ZIKV also can be transmitted sexually and from mother to fetus in humans.

35 We compared the antibody prevalence of 10 sexually and transfusion-transmissible infections (TTIs)

36 of males and females in opposite directions [sexually antagonistic (SA) polymorphisms] are the main s

37 Sexually antagonistic coevolution is predicted to lead t

38 inkage between the sex-determining locus and sexually antagonistic loci, and leads to the degeneratio

39 However, sexually antagonistic selection (SAS) may promote divers

40 ing region are consistent with the idea that sexually antagonistic selection may have played a role i

41 Under sexually antagonistic selection, mechanisms are expected

42 are predicted to harbour elevated levels of sexually antagonistic variation due to asymmetries in th

43 al conflict resolution capable of protecting sexually antagonistic variation while avoiding the homoz

44 osomes can resolve this conflict and protect sexually antagonistic variation, but they accumulate del

45 ence that the X chromosome is a hot spot for sexually antagonistic variation.

46 tion-that is, whether they are substantially sexually aroused and attracted to both sexes-has remaine

47 rienced their highest levels when exposed to sexually attractive females, but this effect was diminis

48 This led to a highly sexually biased nucleus accumbens transcriptome at 3 wee

49 tures: (1) polygyne colonies produce workers sexually but queens asexually, whereas monogyne colonies

50 Land plants reproduce sexually by developing an embryo from a fertilized egg c

51 In sexually cannibalistic species, females may consume male

52 predators, such as spiders and mantises, are sexually cannibalistic, this may have ecosystem-wide imp

53 emonstrate the existence of PfAP2-G-positive sexually committed parasite stages that precede the prev

54 These sexually committed stages develop from the asexual stage

55 songrass [Sorghum halepense (L.) Pers.] is a sexually-compatible weedy relative of diploid sorghum [S

56 at modulates negative affect and stress, two sexually dependent drivers of alcohol relapse.

57 tionally heritable epimutations in clonal or sexually derived mutation accumulation lines, as well as

58 id phenotype that arises in offspring of the sexually dichromatic red siskin and monochromatic canari

59 lating gene expression, ultimately impacting sexually different characteristics of the human brain.

60 between XX and XY females, only one gene was sexually differentially expressed in wildtype mice, glyc

61 mponents of the vocal production system: the sexually differentiated larynx at the periphery, and the

62 ary tract (LUT) and micturition reflexes are sexually dimorphic across mammals.

63 Here, we identify a population of sexually dimorphic aIPg neurons in the adult Drosophila

64 Since ELS effects are often sexually dimorphic and amygdala processes exhibit hemisp

65 However, this circuit is sexually dimorphic and changes across neurodevelopment.

66 Thus, the mosaic of sexually dimorphic and monomorphic organs depends on mod

67 of ELS exposure on BLA synaptic function are sexually dimorphic and possibly recruiting different mec

68 The extent to which nervous systems are sexually dimorphic and the cellular and molecular mechan

69 nter-male aggressive behavior is a prominent sexually dimorphic behavior.

70 Understanding how these sexually dimorphic behaviors are regulated at the level

71 Thus, the sexually dimorphic behaviour of the PAR is in part a res

72 Sexually dimorphic behaviours require underlying differe

73 Sexually dimorphic bone structure emerges largely during

74 fying rare variants in genes associated with sexually dimorphic brain development and exploring how t

75 ed in estrogen signaling pathways related to sexually dimorphic brain development and their relations

76 ibed estrogen receptor activated pathways of sexually dimorphic brain development.

77 oexcitatory actions of insulin and implicate sexually dimorphic changes in NPY inhibition of SNA in t

78 criptomic types (T-types), including several sexually dimorphic clusters, the majority of which were

79 lation of pain, with a focus on the PAG as a sexually dimorphic core of descending opioid-induced inh

80 tion and gonadal hormone regulation of these sexually dimorphic CRFR1 cells using immunohistochemical

81 We found that the timing of sexually dimorphic differentiation of postmitotic, sex-s

82 These studies reveal previously unrecognized sexually dimorphic effects of FOXA2 and uterine glands o

83 We also observed evidence of sexually dimorphic effects; BPA concentrations were asso

84 m mothers exposed to HFD feeding exhibited a sexually dimorphic expression of DA-related phenotypes,

85 pressive episodes) and biology (genetics and sexually dimorphic factors).

86 rt females into males with all male-specific sexually dimorphic features and male-like gene expressio

87 We studied whether sexually dimorphic features related to sexual hormones d

88 /MAB-3/DMRT1) are responsible for generating sexually dimorphic features.

89 primate model of AT, we tested whether this sexually dimorphic finding is evolutionarily conserved a

90 milies of the guppy (Poecilia reticulata), a sexually dimorphic fish with SA polymorphisms for male c

91 riptomic map of the proximal tubule revealed sexually dimorphic gene expression that may reflect sex-

92 ironmental and other non-developmental cues, sexually dimorphic gene regulation, and non-endogenous (

93 analysis in CD4+ T cells showed that the top sexually dimorphic gene was Kdm6a, a histone demethylase

94 This study reveals another aspect of sexually dimorphic gonad development, establishes a prec

95 Due to sexually dimorphic growth, southern flounder fisheries a

96 unction in circuits for sexual behaviour are sexually dimorphic in structure and connectivity.

97 pregnancy with infant neurodevelopment in a sexually dimorphic manner are poorly understood.

98 flying adults use an enlarged opsin set in a sexually dimorphic manner, with some expressed only in m

99 amygdala architecture and connectivity in a sexually dimorphic manner.

100 terogeneity, including efforts to understand sexually dimorphic mechanisms, the longitudinal dynamics

101 otein connexin-36 is widely expressed in the sexually dimorphic motoneurons of the L6 segment, sugges

102 ic profiles from human livers emphasized the sexually dimorphic nature of NASH and its link with fibr

103 behavior revealed the involvement of another sexually dimorphic neuron, pC1d, and implicated aIPg and

104 escribe here a novel mechanism that promotes sexually dimorphic neuronal function and synaptic connec

105 This work extends our understanding of the sexually dimorphic niche architecture, but also demonstr

106 s are responsible for dsx expression in each sexually dimorphic organ.

107 thalamus and two hypothalamic nuclei display sexually dimorphic OTR expression.

108 homeostatic mechanisms to generate a robust sexually dimorphic phenotype in the main olfactory epith

109 ession in Drosophila are thought to underlie sexually dimorphic phenotypes and have been shown to pos

110 nucleus of the stria terminalis (BNST) is a sexually dimorphic region that critically regulates nega

111 Thus, we resolved sexually dimorphic regulation of Irx3 and Irx5 via epige

112 Finally, the sexually dimorphic responses to dural CGRP were not spec

113 We investigated, in a large sexually dimorphic seabird which predominantly uses dyna

114 Thus, the LSt group is sexually dimorphic soon after birth.

115 g appendage, the stylet, and discovered that sexually dimorphic stylet neurons taste blood.

116 of atherosclerosis and may contribute to the sexually dimorphic susceptibility to atherosclerosis by

117 Left-handedness is a costly, sexually dimorphic trait found at low frequencies in all

118 In Drosophila melanogaster, most sexually dimorphic traits are controlled by sex-specific

119 oduction (including, increased expression of sexually dimorphic traits in males).

120 manipulate the behavior of pollinators using sexually dimorphic traits in the dioecious tree Eurya ja

121 , whereas computer simulation suggested that sexually dimorphic traits would evolve if pollinators ch

122 is mostly limited to cells that give rise to sexually dimorphic traits.

123 t early-life play experience is likely to be sexually dimorphic when males and females show pronounce

124 Depression is sexually dimorphic with males and females exhibiting dif

125 human germline development must consider the sexually dimorphic X-chromosome dosage compensation mech

126 n regions, including the amygdala, are often sexually dimorphic, and have been reproduced using the r

127 his hierarchy is bilaterally symmetrical and sexually dimorphic, and it was used to create a structur

128 e, in adult rats and humans, LSt neurons are sexually dimorphic, being more numerous in males.

129 tissue-specific manner with some also being sexually dimorphic.

130 subesophageal zone (SEZ), some of which are sexually dimorphic.

131 relative abundance of fibrogenic cells were sexually dimorphic.

132 lating energy and glucose homeostasis and is sexually dimorphic.

133 y receptor expression, whose abundances were sexually dimorphic.

134 stem of adult animals, in a region-specific, sexually-dimorphic and experience-dependent manner.

135 e signaling or numbers of GSCs might also be sexually distinct.

136 capture a unique snapshot of cooperative and sexually divided foraging behavior in Late Pleistocene h

137 prevalence was estimated among unvaccinated, sexually experienced 18-59 year-old MSM, MSW, and female

138 tweets contained profanity (n = 135, 32.7%), sexually explicit or suggestive material (n = 37, 9.0%),

139 s on both the occurrence of and responses to sexually harassing behaviors.

140 come noninvasively accessible from embryo to sexually mature adult in a vertebrate model.

141 ibits a particularly strong up-regulation in sexually mature animals, after feeding, and in specific

142 r expression profile in undifferentiated and sexually mature animals, suggesting that they play disti

143 i (50.81%) than M. nattereri (12.85%) became sexually mature as juveniles, (ii) the proportion of juv

144 e culture ('colony') were less attractive to sexually mature D. suzukii females, but not males, than

145 Antheridiogens are pheromones released by sexually mature female fern gametophytes, turning nearby

146 at ovipositor extrusion is only displayed by sexually mature females, exclusively during courtship an

147 low a larval cue into spawning streams; once sexually mature, males release a pheromone that mimics t

148 eural control of behaviors that include both sexually monomorphic and dimorphic actions, which may ge

149 Aggression involves both sexually monomorphic and dimorphic actions.

150 d produced more cubs, suggesting that highly sexually motivated males were prone to stereotypy but al

151 creases and decreases depressive behavior in sexually naive and late postpartum female mice respectiv

152 Sexually naive animals have to distinguish between the s

153 female mice respectively, with no effect on sexually naive male mice.

154 animals and subsequent displays of mating in sexually naive males.

155 imals and govern ensuing social behaviors in sexually naive males.

156 male ornament of swordtails develops from a sexually non-dimorphic prepattern of transcription facto

157 mmediately followed by mating with a second, sexually novel female.

158 y, in which female offspring may be produced sexually or asexually within colonies [8-13].

159 tatively sexual organisms, the proportion of sexually produced offspring contributed to each generati

160 Some primate species are like humans, sexually receptive to mating throughout their entire est

161 Mating plugs are produced by many sexually reproducing animals and are hypothesized to pro

162 Across most sexually reproducing animals, centrosomes are provided t

163 e of sexual divergence in the Hymenoptera, a sexually reproducing group that lacks sex chromosomes.

164 In sexually reproducing isogamous species, syngamy between

165 In sexually reproducing metazoans, spermatogenesis is the p

166 over reproduction is a universal feature of sexually reproducing organisms and has driven the evolut

167 Life of sexually reproducing organisms starts with the fusion of

168 Sexually reproducing organisms use meiosis to generate h

169 is a simple and robust approach in multiple sexually reproducing organisms.

170 f genetic information between populations of sexually reproducing organisms.

171 substrates) within a clade of rock-dwelling, sexually reproducing species in the Rhizoplaca melanopht

172 erful influences have been documented in all sexually reproducing species, including in sexual strate

173 t sterile workers produced with sperm from a sexually-reproducing/monogyne population are necessary f

174 ts to generate and maintain variation in the sexually selected trait or traits, and in the mating pre

175 ported the idea that human height could be a sexually selected trait, the explanatory mechanisms that

176 Moreover, it is the presence of male sexually selected traits (pre-copulatory), rather than p

177 As predicted, male sexually selected traits are only gained in lineages tha

178 Horns are sexually selected traits used in contests between males,

179 f placentation and extreme variation in male sexually selected traits.

180 We tested this hypothesis using sexually selected wing coloration in a dragonfly.

181 taken by citizen scientists reveal that this sexually selected wing coloration is dramatically reduce

182 gulate aggression in Drosophila: one type is sexually shared, and the other two are sex specific.

183 (SGP, M. giganteus) giant petrels - strongly sexually size-dimorphic birds that breed sympatrically a

184 Although in sexually size-dimorphic species offspring of the larger

185 Here, we analysed the evolution of sexually-transferred steroids and their effects on femal

186 cies and differences are not correlated with sexually-transferred steroids or with Anopheles ability

187 read by Aedes species mosquitoes but is also sexually transmissible.

188 Sexually transmitted acute hepatitis C virus (HCV) infec

189 Sexually transmitted and urogenital infections are typic

190 including populations with low prevalence of sexually transmitted and urogenital infections, are warr

191 Chlamydia trachomatis is the most common sexually transmitted bacterial disease globally and the

192 Chlamydia is the most common sexually transmitted bacterial infection worldwide.

193 Chlamydia trachomatis is the most common sexually transmitted bacterial pathogen worldwide, and t

194 Chlamydia trachomatis is the most common sexually transmitted bacterial pathogen worldwide.

195 Mycoplasma genitalium is a sexually transmitted bacterium linked to adverse sexual

196 ILCs also improve endometrial resistance to sexually transmitted C. trachomatis infection in women.

197 In some women, sexually transmitted Chlamydia trachomatis may ascend to

198 Sexually transmitted Chlamydia, which can cause fibrotic

199 and clinical factors among women attending a sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinic in New Orleans

200 presenting with urethritis symptoms to 6 US sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinics during June 2

201 reactive treponemal test were extracted from sexually transmitted disease (STD) surveillance systems

202 At the municipal sexually transmitted disease clinic in Seattle, Washingt

203 o have sex with men (MSM) who were seen in a sexually transmitted disease clinic provided 506 pharyng

204 atic, uninfected control women from an urban sexually transmitted disease clinic to determine if ther

205 The global incidence of the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhea is expected to ri

206 N. gonorrhoeae causes the sexually transmitted disease gonorrhoea, but also causes

207 onorrhoeae are the two most common causes of sexually transmitted disease in the United States.

208 of the following infection risks: history of sexually transmitted disease, sex with men (for men), in

209 d 93% (14/15) having a documented history of sexually transmitted disease.

210 d 93% (14/15) having a documented history of sexually transmitted disease.

211 obligate intracellular pathogen that causes sexually transmitted disease.

212 Sexually transmitted diseases (STD) modeling has used co

213 ococcal infections and perform screening for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) per the Centers for

214 f patients, healthcare visits and providers, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), and other diagnose

215 ded younger age, MSM, and prior diagnoses of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

216 a vaginitis workup, whereas those seen at a sexually transmitted diseases clinic could be more likel

217 men with and without NGU attending an urban sexually transmitted diseases clinic.

218 cantly higher prevalence of substance abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, decompensated cirrhosis,

219 homatis, the causative agent of trachoma and sexually transmitted diseases, multiply in a vacuolar co

220 ent genital herpes is one of the most common sexually transmitted diseases, with a global prevalence

221 have an effect in the patterns of spread of sexually transmitted diseases.

222 d difficulties which increases the risks for sexually transmitted diseases.

223 d surveillance, prevention, and treatment of sexually transmitted enteric infections are needed.

224 sex with men (MSM) are at increased risk for sexually transmitted enteric infections, including globa

225 sex with men (MSM) are at increased risk for sexually transmitted enteric infections, including globa

226 results in infectious virus capable of being sexually transmitted in mice.

227 Here, we provide evidence that MmuPV1 is sexually transmitted in unmanipulated, immunocompetent m

228 .47); having been diagnosed or treated for a sexually transmitted infection (1.57, 1.20-2.06); having

229 We used data from Louisiana's sexually transmitted infection (STI) and HIV registries

230 Surveillance data from all Dutch sexually transmitted infection (STI) clinics between 200

231 s human papillomavirus (HPV), HIV, and other sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevalence among me

232 nd Prevention (CDC) recommends comprehensive sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening every 3-6

233 based human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening in centra

234 clinic could be more likely to receive only sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing.

235 h PrEP uptake included higher self-efficacy, sexually transmitted infection (STI), and condomless ana

236 d target representing a clinically important sexually transmitted infection (STI).

237 lence, alcohol/drug use, condom use, and HIV/sexually transmitted infection (STI).

238 Human papillomavirus (HPV) is a common sexually transmitted infection associated with cervical

239 The sexually transmitted infection gonorrhoea is on the rise

240 atis is the most commonly reported bacterial sexually transmitted infection in the United States.

241 dness and causative agent of the most common sexually transmitted infection of bacterial origin.

242 matis (CT) are prevalent in women visiting a sexually transmitted infection outpatient clinic, but it

243 havioral Surveillance, routine hepatitis and sexually transmitted infection surveillance, and shelter

244 ual Health Centre between 2017 and 2018 with sexually transmitted infection syndromes were treated wi

245 tional, single-visit study of adults seeking sexually transmitted infection testing at 9 clinics in 7

246 replication.IMPORTANCE HIV-1 infection is a sexually transmitted infection that coexists with other

247 Herpes simplex virus 2 (HSV-2) is a common sexually transmitted infection with a highly variable cl

248 Sexually transmitted infection with Chlamydia trachomati

249 h PrEP uptake included higher self-efficacy, sexually transmitted infection, and condomless anal inte

250 and other factors known to increase rates of sexually transmitted infection.

251 isseria gonorrhoeae, is a globally prevalent sexually transmitted infection.

252 nfections had high rates of coinfection with sexually transmitted infections (24.4%-25.7%); samples f

253 essed (53%, 48%, 61%, and 67%), and more had sexually transmitted infections (31%, 22%, 15%, and 15%

254 Concurrent sexually transmitted infections (STI) can increase the p

255 testing for aerobic vaginitis (AV), Candida, sexually transmitted infections (STI), and BV (Applied B

256 hip between PrEP uptake and use and incident sexually transmitted infections (STIs) among participant

257 associations of M. genitalium with selected sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and demographic,

258 The sexually transmitted infections (STIs) chlamydia (CT) an

259 Bacterial sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have been increas

260 HIV PrEP and the growing incidence rates of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the United Sta

261 Increasing rates of preventable sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the US pose su

262 y 20 million new cases of bacterial or viral sexually transmitted infections (STIs) occur each year i

263 lium (MG) are two highly prevalent bacterial sexually transmitted infections (STIs) with a significan

264 disproportionately affected by HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) worldwide.

265 vaginal microbiota, affect susceptibility to sexually transmitted infections (STIs), and may impact l

266 The incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), including gonorr

267 We aimed to assess the relationship between sexually transmitted infections (STIs)-including a large

268 each year, making it one of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

269 course, number of partners, and incidence of sexually transmitted infections (STIs).

270 rationale to develop novel vaccines against sexually transmitted infections and to treat human papil

271 Sexually transmitted infections are frequently asymptoma

272 as been shaped by antimicrobial treatment of sexually transmitted infections as well as other infecti

273 tis taking ART >=12 weeks were enrolled at a sexually transmitted infections clinic in Lilongwe, Mala

274 d urine (APU) samples from MSM attending the sexually transmitted infections clinic were used to esti

275 out urogenital symptoms at risk of acquiring sexually transmitted infections in Kigali, Rwanda.

276 ase, and an increased risk of acquisition of sexually transmitted infections including human immunode

277 iagnosis of microbial agents associated with sexually transmitted infections plays an important role

278 ual minority women were at elevated risk for sexually transmitted infections related to low use of ba

279 hlamydia trachomatis is the leading cause of sexually transmitted infections that may progress to pel

280 matis (Ct) is the leading cause of bacterial sexually transmitted infections worldwide and has been a

281 pillomavirus (HPV) is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections worldwide, and persisten

282 rachomatis is the leading cause of bacterial sexually transmitted infections, and Chlamydia pneumonia

283 in the FGT, including commensal bacteria and sexually transmitted infections, highlighting the utilit

284 ral interventions to prevent transmission of sexually transmitted infections.

285 unction in the host response to BV and other sexually transmitted infections.

286 ned regarding patient demographics and other sexually transmitted infections.

287 igh and individuals do not have co-occurring sexually transmitted infections.

288 elopment of novel vaccine strategies against sexually transmitted infections.

289 ter-assisted self-interviews and testing for sexually transmitted infections.

290 (within 24 weeks of enrolment) of bacterial sexually transmitted infections.

291 ns are a growing concern within the field of sexually transmitted infections.

292 to achieve an end to the global epidemic of sexually transmitted infections.

293 papillomaviruses (HPVs) are the most common sexually transmitted infectious agents.

294 Trichomonas vaginalis is a common sexually transmitted parasite that colonizes the human u

295 ng cellular responses to Chlamydia and other sexually transmitted pathogens.

296 cines to target Chlamydia and possibly other sexually transmitted pathogens.

297 virus have demonstrated its potential to be sexually transmitted, which complicates modeling and our

298 rboviral infection that has been shown to be sexually transmitted.

299 robial consortium of microorganisms that are sexually transmitted.

300 dscaml1 deficiency in the larval zebrafish (sexually undifferentiated) oculomotor system, where beha