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epididymal

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epididymal
emanating from or pertaining to the epididymis.

epididymal inflammation
epididymal segmental aplasia
a defect in mesonephric development in which part of the epididymis is missing. A cause of infertility in male dogs manifested by azoospermia. Usually unilateral in bulls and rams; probably inherited.
epididymal sperm granulomas
see sperm granuloma.
epididymal stagnation
a condition in stallions in which peak fertility is maintained only by frequent ejaculation.


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To determine the mechanism, epididymal fat pads from normal wild-type (+/+) and obese (fa/fa) Zucker Diabetic Fatty (ZDF) donor rats were transplanted into normal +/+ and fa/fa ZDF recipients.
Guinea pig fertilin exhibits restricted lateral mobility in epididymal sperm and becomes freely diffusing during capacitation," Developmental Biology 236: 502-509.
Castration was performed through the scrotum sack, taking out the testicles and the epididymal fat according to the procedure described by Coppenolle et al.
 
 
 
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