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Receptivity of the human male and female fetal caudal genital ligament to gonadal hormones
In briefCurrent understanding of testicular descent mechanisms, mainly based on rodent models, attributes a central role to testicular hormones. This study examines the hormonal receptivity and potential sex differences of human caudal genital ligaments (also named gubernaculum in males) during orga
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