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[Genes, hormones and the risk factors in the development of the male phenotype].

Uspekhi fiziologicheskikh nauk - 1 Jan 2000

Shishkina G T, Dygalo N N

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The onset of the expression of Sry and other sex-determining genes such as SF-1, DAX-1, WT-1 and SOX family initiates the testis organogenesis from the bipotential primordium. The fetal testis produces anti-Mullerian hormone and testosterone. These two hormones play essential role in the further development of the male phenotype. The bases for the activity of the sexual function and behavior are created within...

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