ライフサイエンスコーパス: intersex

1 sed transcripts in S. plana males exhibiting intersex.

2 in male germ cells and can feminize triploid intersex (2X3A) germ cells.

3 tail disrupt the sex-specific binding of IX (Intersex), an obligatory partner protein and putative tr

4 sms of action involved in the development of intersex, as well as facilitating potential molecular-le

5 xisting evidence that male roach with a mild intersex condition are able to breed competitively.

6 induced feminized male gonads, although the intersex condition was relatively mild.

7 For infants with intersex conditions and ambiguous genitalia being raised

8 tudy to which we recruited 39 adults who had intersex conditions with ambiguous genitalia who were li

9 ion of the Sfmbt2 cluster may be a result of intersex conflict for growth regulation in early mammali

10 ed with the MWWTP outfall were compared with intersex data collected in postupgrade years (2013-2015)

11 Multiple years (2007-2012) of intersex data on male rainbow darter collected before th

12 1 +/- 2.7 mmHg and 13.9 +/- 2.5 mmHg with an intersex difference (P = 0.009).

13 of congenital nephropathy, Wilms tumor, and intersex disorders (XY under-virilization or XY female).

14 Classification of intersex disorders into risk groups gives guidance to ph

15 ention or early recognition of malignancy in intersex disorders requires knowledge of the risk factor

16 This article focuses on intersex disorders requiring surveillance for and/or ope

17 al abnormalities, such as cloacal exstrophy, intersex disorders, and an absence of the posterior two

18 etiologies to defining the genetic basis of intersex disorders.

19 Within each HR category, there was an early intersex divergence of ST-T(XYZ) trajectories (95% CIs n

20 We could not detect intersex genetic correlations for these sexually antagon

21 ernatives, we evaluated the contributions of intersex genetic correlations, ecological context, neutr

22 The presence of intersex has been shown to be a widespread phenomenon in

23 Intersex in fish downstream of municipal wastewater trea

24 Consistent high rates of intersex in male rainbow darter (Etheostoma caeruleum) h

25 ought to be the major cause of feminization (intersex) in wild fish.

26 ades resulted in a reduction from 70 to 100% intersex incidence (preupgrade) to <10% in postupgrade y

27 ClO(2) treatment) significantly removed the intersex induction associated with the ASP effluent; thi

28 This study assessed both steroid removal and intersex induction in adult and early life stage fish (r

29 Finally, we provide evidence that intersex is required for the feminizing activities of Ds

30 Previous genetic studies indicated intersex (ix) functions only in females and that it acts

31 l highlighted as differentially expressed in intersex male clams.

32 ed through their Nut2 (MED10), Med25 (MED9), Intersex (MED29), LCMR1 (MED19), AK007855 (MED28), or CR

33 Moreover, intersex mullets from a polluted harbor had expression l

34 ve transcriptionally in gonads of female and intersex mullets, in comparison to males.

35 We recently identified an XY intersex patient carrying a chromosomal duplication of t

36 evolution toward laparoscopic gonadectomy in intersex patients, as a means to remove abnormal gonads

37 Although a complete male to female intersex phenotype was not observed in WNT4 transgenic m

38 r Zn(2+)-binding site or tail can lead to an intersex phenotype.

39 t with an unbroken maternal descent of these intersex pigs from the original pigs brought to Vanuatu

40 r II) in the Wolffian duct mesenchyme became intersex-possessing both female and male reproductive tr

41 ve effluent quality could also remediate the intersex previously observed in wild fish.

42 Knockdown of the sex determination gene intersex produced a partial female-to-male transformatio

43 similarity with the Drosophila melanogaster intersex protein, which has functional properties expect

44 Although the cause of intersex remains unknown, indicators of effluent quality

45 sms of sexual selection involving intra- and intersex reproductive competition during the Cretaceous.

46 protein, which we designate hIntersex (human Intersex), shares significant sequence similarity with t

47 Certain intersex syndromes with splice variants of the WT1 gene

48 Intersex, the appearance of female characteristics in ma

49 e sex determination hierarchy, doublesex and intersex, to control female sexual differentiation.

50 es and spermatocytes and demonstrate a clear intersex variation in distribution of crossovers.

51 Notably, we obtained an intersex ZW fish with a testis on one side and an ovary