Leydig Cell Differentiation
Leydig Cell Differentiation is a developmental biological process in which progenitor cells within the fetal testis commit to and acquire the morphological, biochemical, and functional characteristics of steroidogenically active Leydig cells, thereby enabling androgen biosynthesis essential for male phenotypic sex differentiation.
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