ライフサイエンスコーパス: storage organ

1 storage molecule) in the stem (a long-term C storage organ).

2 perm to the female's spermathecae (long-term storage organs).

3 gold standard because the liver is the major storage organ.

4 te metabolism, consistent with its role as a storage organ.

5 vegetables, and plants producing underground storage organs.

6 h of new vegetative tissues, seeds, or other storage organs.

7 ng to the normal localization of SP to sperm-storage organs.

8 e lumen of the uterus and the female's sperm storage organs.

9 sperm and Acp36DE to a limited area near the storage organs.

10 e female, and in only one of her three sperm-storage organs.

11 rmatozoa and is retained in the female sperm storage organs.

12 t (FRT), such as a uterus, glands, and sperm storage organs.

13 pathways exclusive to epiphytic species with storage organs.

14 utant sperm failed to enter the female sperm storage organs, a prerequisite for fertilization.

15 s shown they have evolved two separate sperm storage organs, allowing them to make post-copulatory pa

16 esulting in marked reduction of sperm in the storage organs and decreased fecundity, whereas enhancem

17 ly in vacuolar membranes of cotyledons (seed storage organs) and is synthesized during seed maturatio

18 Rare mutant sperm that reach the storage organs are able to fertilize the egg and produce

19 Surprisingly, roots were not the major storage organ as branches stored comparable amounts of s

20 different males are not 'stratified' in the storage organs but mix freely.

21 ed to be filled before a complete picture of storage organ development can emerge.

22 onal climates invest carbon into belowground storage organs (e.g. rhizomes) to support growth when ph

23 As an absorptive storage organ, endosperm plays an essential role in supp

24 e, stems elongate at the expense of leaf and storage organ expansion, branching is inhibited, and flo

25 needed for the accumulation of sperm in the storage organs, fail to complete the full sequence of th

26 this role, Acp29AB localizes to female sperm storage organs following mating, although it does not ap

27 e once considered the adipocyte as a passive storage organ for efficient storage of long-term energy

28 photosynthetic tissues and within dedicated storage organs has been characterized extensively in man

29 Terrestrial species lacking storage organs have a higher proportion of DEGs that are

30 ind that specialized cell types in the sperm storage organs heavily invest in expressing SFP genes.

31 opersicum) fruits representing heterotrophic storage organs important for agriculture and human diet.

32 carbohydrate reserves in the seed, the main storage organ in seedlings.

33 of the three-dimensional structure of sperm storage organs in any vertebrate to the best of our know

34 d manipulation of carbon partitioning within storage organs in favour of starch synthesis, and attemp

35 t sperm are motile but fail to swim into the storage organs in the female.

36 izing taxa store sperm, often in specialized storage organs in their reproductive tracts.

37 n heterotrophic tissues other than dedicated storage organs is poorly characterized, and its function

38 uberosum) which is grown for its underground storage organ known as a tuber.

39 rks the first exploration of its function in storage organs lacking a photosynthetic system.

40 enes to elucidate how sperm and female sperm-storage organ length co-evolved into one of nature's mos

41 d for divergent sperm length or female sperm-storage organ length, we experimentally show that male f

42 ted with the rapid evolution of female sperm-storage organ morphology and corresponding sperm quality

43 ace in the female, and by which female sperm-storage organ morphology biases fertilization in favour

44 ing interval, progeny production rate, sperm-storage organ morphology, and a number of sperm performa

45 in the fat body, the major immune and lipid storage organ of the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster,

46 The liver is the main storage organ of vitamin A, but activation of the retino

47 Storage organs of perennial herbs do not comprise deposi

48 ce the developments many decades ago of cold storage organ preservation solutions.

49 growth, occurring at the expense of leaf and storage organ production.

50 Early induction and storage organ size are important agricultural traits, as

51 eir glycocalyx is shed in the female's sperm storage organs, sperm transition from a period of dorman

52 xtended lifespan of sperm within the queen's storage organ (the spermatheca) after mating is largely

53 co modeling predicted that, in the two grain storage organs (the endosperm and embryo), the light-ind

54 The length of the female's primary sperm-storage organ, the seminal receptacle, has undergone rap

55 lives and must use sperm stored in the sperm storage organ, the spermatheca, to fertilize a lifetime'

56 importance of leaves, seeds, or underground storage organs to the diet of this primate.

57 the fate of sperm inside the female's sperm storage organs, to quantify sperm competition, and to as

58 A and TA perturbed sperm depletion from both storage organ types.

59 has been hypothesized that plant underground storage organs (USOs) played key roles in the initial ho

60 acy in humans consuming meat and underground storage organs (USOs).

61 ption that circulating factors released from storage organs were able to signal bodily energy reserve

62 Adipose tissue (AT), the main fat storage organ with endocrine capacity, plays fundamental