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Supporting-like cells constitute an alternative steroidogenic lineage conserved in amniotes
ABSTRACT In mammals, the production of sex hormones is widely considered to depend on the interstitial lineage of the gonad, which differentiates into Leydig cells in males or theca cells in females. However, certain mammalian species evidence gonadal steroidogenic activity prior to the specializati
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