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Reproductive System
Male Reproductive Functions
Testosterone Reproduction
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What type of cells produces testosterone?
Interstitial cells
Testosterone
- the most important product of the testes
Luteinizing Hormone
- stimulates the interstitial cells to produce testosterone
Secondary Sex Characteristics
- are features induced in nonreproductive organs by sex hormones
Testosterone
- responsible for the appearance of the typical masculine characteristics
The testosterone is often referred to as the "
masculinizing
" hormone
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