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Leydig cell

Leydig cells, also known as interstitial cells of the testes and interstitial cells of Leydig, are found adjacent to the seminiferous tubules in the testicle and produce testosterone in the presence of luteinizing hormone (LH). They are polyhedral in shape and have a large, prominent nucleus, an eosinophilic cytoplasm, and numerous lipid-filled vesicles.…

Androgen production, Clinical significance & Structure

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FMA
72297
MeSH
D007985

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In the ovary

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Leydig cell

Nodes59
Edges58
Triples64
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.033898
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Leydig cell

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related to Life cycle · 24
Leydig cell → Adult-type Leydig, Dhh, Fetal-type Leydig, GATA-4, IGF, IGF-1, It's, Leydig, LH, LIF, Once, PDGF-α, PDGF-α Dhh, PGDF-A, PGDF-B, PGDFRα, Sertoli, Starting, Still, T3
related to Clinical significance · 10
Leydig cell → About, Although, It, Leydig, No, Reinke, The, These, They, While
related to In the ovary · 8
Leydig cell → Every, Leydig, OLCs, There, They, This, When, While Leydig
related to Androgen production · 7
Leydig cell → DHEA, G-protein, Leydig, LH, LHCGR, They, This
related to Structure · 5
Leydig cell → Besides, Leydig, Reinke, SER, The
related to Etymology · 3
Leydig cell → Franz Leydig, German, Leydig
related to Additional images · 2
Leydig cell → Leydig, Section
see also · 2
Leydig cell → Leydig, Sertoli
FMA · 1
Leydig cell → 72297
MeSH · 1
Leydig cell → D007985

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leydig cells cell testosterone lh tumour cytoplasm may also sertoli nucleus found hormone large adult micrograph seminiferous tubules present week

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Leydig cellFMA722971.00infobox
Leydig cellMeSHD0079851.00infobox
Leydig cellis apolyhedral epithelioid cell with a single eccentrically located ovoid nucleus0.90text
Leydig cellrelated to Additional imagesSection0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Additional imagesLeydig0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionLeydig0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionThey0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionDHEA0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionLH0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionLHCGR0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionG-protein0.60section
Leydig cellrelated to Androgen productionThis0.60section

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