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ductule
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ductule /duct·ule/ (duk´tūl) a minute duct.
alveolar ductules  see under duct.
bile ductules 
1. the small channels that connect the interlobular ductules with the right and left hepatic ducts.
2. cholangioles.
interlobular ductules  small channels between the hepatic lobules, draining into the bile ductules.
ductules of prostate  ducts from the prostate, opening into or near the prostatic sinuses on the posterior urethra.
duc·tule (dktl)
n.
A small duct.
ductu·lar (-t-lr) adj.
ductule
a minute duct.
ductule efferent
seminiferous tubules open into a rete testis which drains through these efferent ductules which pierce the testicular capsule and join the head of the epididymis.


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AQP9 is essential for the glycerol transport in the bile ducts and ductules of the liver.
Methylarsonous acid transport by aquaglyceroporins by Rosen, Barry P. / Environmental Health Perspectives
In addition, by 26 nun the embryo develops first-order ductules of the parotid primordium, which lies next to the masseter muscle, and several branches of the facial nerve course superficial to it.
Embryology by Selber, Jesse C. / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
The mature spermatozoa then exit the seminiferous tubules, enter the rete testis and efferent ductules, and move into the epididymis, where they are rendered motile and fertile and are stored.
Exposure to environmental ozone alters semen quality by Berhane, Kiros T. / Environmental Health Perspectives
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