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Standard XII
Biology
Internal Structure of Testis
The cells of ...
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The cells of the testes that produce male hormones are known as __________
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Testosterone is the hormone that is secreted by the cells in the vicinity of the seminiferous tubules.They are known as Leydig cells.
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