Figure 1: Specific cell associations that define the stages of the cycle of the seminiferous epithelium are present within distinct regions that exhibit differential light absorption patterns.

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However, only the left Mullerian duct (and usually only the left ovary) develops. Male reproductive system is straightforward. Testes - composed of seminiferous tubules which produce large numbers of ...

The hormone testosterone, which is also produced by the testes, is necessary for the growth and functioning of male reproductive tissues, including the seminiferous tubules, which house the sperm ...