Gonads

... and reptiles)? 2) Do you know any other hormones produced by the pineal gland (except melatonin) and if it produces serotonin to inhibate the gonads ? 3) Is it true that the pineal gland has a hypoglycemiant role? Thank you

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... growth, you can expect to see lots of cells undergoing mitosis. You won't see any meisosis in root tips. You'll need to look at cells from the gonads to see meiosis.

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... so they are broadcast to only specific cells. That is my opinion anyway. Me too.... Hormones affect on specific cells not all.... eg FSH.... to gonads.... not to Urinary system... ADH ..... to Urinary system... not to Gonads...

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... of cells that will produce sperm or eggs (most insect reproduction is sexual). The transgene must be delivered not just to the cells of the gonads but into their nuclei (the central compartment of cells containing chromosomes). Insect scientists accomplish this by performing a very delicate ...

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... sheaths. This "short" phenotype correlated with the loss of the stockpiled shp-1 transcript from developing mf in treated adult female gonads. From these data we conclude that RNAi may be a useful method for assessment of drug target potential of genes identified in filarial gene discovery ...

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