1 da and became progressively fewer toward the caput.

2 ium in the corpus region, rather than in the caput and cauda regions as for Bmp7 and Bmp8 mutants.

3         r.Pem2 transcripts accumulate in the caput and cauda regions of the epididymis but not in the

4  maintaining the epididymal integrity of the caput and caudal regions.

5 lysis of seminiferous tubules in the testes, caput and corpus epididymis do not reveal obvious defect

6  blots of human epididymal extracts from the caput and corpus regions.

7 y analyses of gene expression in the testis, caput, and cauda epididymidis of TAL(+/+), TAL(+/-), and

8 tion, in which sperm centrioles found in the caput are destroyed prior to ejaculation, is a newly dis

9 rpus and cauda epididymis, but on only 6% of caput epididymal sperm.

10 ecifically expressed in the mouse mid/distal caput epididymidis under androgen control.

11 red in the principal cells of the mid/distal caput epididymidis, thereby mimicking the spatial endoge

12 ed high level of transgene expression to the caput epididymidis.

13 nd is secreted by the initial segment of the caput epididymis, resulting in SED1 localization on the

14 sine kinase is not present in sperm from the caput epididymis, suggesting that this protein is acquir

15 uded delayed puberty for F1 females, reduced caput epidydimal sperm counts in F1 adult males, and inc

16 the presence of centriole pairs in the upper caput region of the epididymis and, the destruction, fir

17  developmentally regulated expression in the caput region of the epididymis.

18 expression was further restricted, mainly to caput segment 3, implying that the Pem Pp has segment-sp

19 e normal regions of expression of Pem in the caput (segments 2-4), but there was also aberrant expres

20 monstrated that only epithelial cells of the caput were polySia-positive.