Translation of "Milchdrüse" in English

I could rule this place with the right set of mammary glands.

But due to the prolongation, the mammary gland is even increasing in size.

Bacteria may then penetrate the mammary gland.

Some of the pathogens might be directly excreted by the animal via the mammary gland.

The mammary gland is removed through a small incision around the nipple.

Thanks to him, the mammary glands grow and milk begins to be released from the mothers.

COmmon questions about breast cancer: what kinds of surgeries are available?

Mastitis is an inflammation of the mammary gland and is usually caused by bacteria infection of the udder tissues.

The mammary gland and the excess skin are removed through the circular incision around the nipple.

The milk gland contains a special enzyme, which ensures that mother milk contains sufficient cholesterol.

In the mammary glands, progesterone plays a role in the structure of the glands in pregnancy.

Its exact role in the treatment of breast cancer continues to be controversial.

Common questions about breast cancer: what kind of surgery should i have?

The treatment of breast cancer in the early 1960s was primarily limited to chemotherapy.

Heredity does appear to be a strong influence in the development of breast cancer.

Colostrum (also known colloquially as beestings, bisnings or first milk) is a form of milk produced by the mammary glands of mammals (including humans) in late pregnancy.

Therapeutic concentrations have been detected in watery humor, myocardium, reproductive tissues, brain and mammary gland.

The genome study revealed the molecular basis of this trait – novel proteins produced in the milk gland.

Gene-expression studies have shown that when the female is pregnant, a 40% increase in gene activity in her milk gland accounts for almost half of all gene activity during pregnancy.

The principle function of this hormone is to direct the main part of the energy input from feeding to the mammary gland, to the detriment of fat storage.

Thus the milk which still flows from the milk gland into the gland cistern can no longer be removed.

Good stimulation at the beginning of lactation also directly affects the growth of the mammary gland.

This irritation results in a mechanical blockage as well as to a constriction of the milk discharge ducts in the udder dictated by the nervous system. This in turn is expressed as an unwillingness of the animals to be milked although the mammary gland has been emptied only in part.

If the cistern milk is withdrawn entirely as is normally the case in sheep with a milk flow time of 30 to 60 seconds, before the alveolar milk, which is still contained in the upper region of the mammary gland as in a sponge, has been ejected and thus made available, the result will be a process which is not only superficially analogous to the so-called finish milking, but which also has similar anatomicophysiological causes.

Since all nutrients contained in milk and their precursors are supplied to the mammary gland with the blood stream, the methionine from a protected product must arrive there in the blood.

For all these products, an ectopic expression, i.e. an expression in another tissue, for example, in the lacteal gland can be achieved, if an additive gene transfer has previously been carried out in the cells used for cloning, for example by injection, transformation, transfection, or another process known in the state of the art was used, an in vitro recombined gene construct additionally being integrated into the genome.

Typically, the mammary gland increases in size and hardens, and within a few weeks, the inflammation spreads to the neighbouring udder quarters.

There is some evidence that people with high blood pressure have an increased risk of developing breast cancer, colon cancer, lung cancer, and other cancers.