The present study aimed at investigating age-related changes in epididymal sperm motility,
morphology, DNA integrity and androgen receptor (AR) expression in canine reproductive …

The transepithelial movement of water into the male reproductive tract is an essential
process for normal male fertility. Protein water channels, referred to as aquaporins (AQPs) …

Background During epididymal transit, functional and structural modifications leading to full
maturation enable male gametes to reach, recognize and fertilize the oocytes. In dogs, little …

Abstract Ubiquitin is a 8.5-kDa peptide that tags other proteins for proteasomal degradation.
It has been proposed that ubiquitination might be responsible for the elimination of defective …

The ability of certain species of bats to store viable spermatozoa in the cauda epididymis, for
periods of many months beyond the end of spermatogenesis was first recognized over a …

Contents Aquaporins (AQP s) are essential membrane protein channels for the transport of
water across membranes. Fluid movement in the epididymis is important for modulation of …

The ultrastructure of the epididymal duct of the dog is described in this paper. The
epididymis was divided into three morphofunctional segments: initial, middle and terminal …

The normal anatomy of the male reproductive system in Macaca radiata is presented here.
The external genitalia consist of a triangular button-shaped glans penis. The corpus …

The present study was carried out on forty eight epididymis of sexually mature dogs to
elucidate light microscope features and the presence of testosterone receptors inside …

The features of paca epididymis, based on its appearance in light microscope, is described
in this paper. The cellular population of the epithelial lining comprises principal cells, basal …