A gland in which gametes (sex cells) are produced.
1To begin with, the thyroid was once a sex gland, pure and simple.
2These gonado-centric types are not all necessarily sex gland deficient, as the term eunuchoid implies.
3Nature's only other mode of securing perpetual youth seems to be by prolonging the time allotted to the sex gland crescendo.
4Since it is especially a sex gland inhibitor, the thyroid and pituitary become freer to exert their influences than under the thymus régime.
5Oh, he said they'd check my endocrine glands; my thyroid, pituitary-my sex glands.
6Furthermore, the activities of a normal woman involve a series of sex glands.
7Some of the glands of internal secretion act as accelerators to the sex glands.
8Hypogonadism is a medical condition where the sex glands produce little or no hormones.
9Likewise there are only two types of primary sex , i.e., of sex glands proper.
10How removal of sex glands affects body type.
11The primary sex (i.e., the sex glands) would then determine which is to express itself.
12A very profound effect on character and personality, exclusive of intelligence, is that of the sex glands.
13Brown-Séquard was the first to show that extracts of sex glands could increase the capacity for muscular work.
14These, later, form the sex glands.
15Not only the sex glands, but the liver, suprarenals, thyroid-thewhole body in fact-becameadjusted to the male type.
16The thyroid gland, the pituitary gland, the adrenal glands, the thymus, the pineal, the sex glands, have yielded secrets.
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Translations for sex gland