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Immune Cells as Critical Regulators of Steroidogenesis in the Testis and Beyond

28 Apr 2022

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Steroidogenesis is an essential biological process for embryonic development, reproduction, and adult health. While specific glandular cells, such as Leydig cells in the testis, are traditionally known to be the principal players in steroid hormone production, there are other cell types that contribute to the process of steroidogenesis. In particular, immune cells are often an important component of the cellular...

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PMID: 35573990
DOI: 10.3389/fendo.2022.894437

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