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Leydig cells, also
known as
interstitial cells of the
testes and
interstitial cells of
Leydig, are
found adjacent to the
seminiferous tubules in the ****...
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Leydig cell tumour, also
Leydig cell
tumor (US spelling), (testicular)
interstitial cell
tumour and (testicular)
interstitial cell
tumor (US spelling)...
- Sertoli–
Leydig cell
tumour is a
group of
tumors composed of
variable proportions of
Sertoli cells,
Leydig cells, and in the case of
intermediate and poorly...
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Leydig cell
hypoplasia (or aplasia) (LCH), also
known as
Leydig cell agenesis, is a rare
autosomal recessive genetic and
endocrine syndrome affecting...
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Franz von
Leydig, also
Franz Leydig (German: [ˈlaɪdɪç]; 21 May 1821 – 13
April 1908), was a
German zoologist and
comparative anatomist.
Franz Leydig was born...
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Leydig's organ (named
after the
German histologist Franz Leydig who
first described it in 1857) is a
unique structure found only in some, but not all...
- bleeding.
Leydig cell tumour. This
tumour produces Leydig cells,
which normally are
found in the **** and tend to
secrete androgens. Sertoli–
Leydig cell...
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mesonephric duct, also
known as the
Wolffian duct,
archinephric duct,
Leydig's duct or
nephric duct, is a
paired organ that
develops in the
early stages...
- been
called interstitial cell–stimulating
hormone (ICSH), it
stimulates Leydig cell
production of testosterone. It acts
synergistically with follicle-stimulating...
- by w**** 8 of
human fetal development.
These are
Leydig cells. Soon
after they differentiate,
Leydig cells begin to
produce androgens. The
androgens function...
