In the male reproductive system, germinal epithelium cells produce spermatogonia, Sertoli cells secrete fluid for nourishment and protection, and Leydig/interstitial cells secrete testosterone for sperm production and secondary sexual characteristics.
En el sistema reproductor masculino, las células del epitelio germinal producen espermatogonias, las células de Sertoli secretan líquido para nutrición y protección, y las células de Leydig/intersticiales secretan testosterona para la producción de esperma y características sexuales secundarias.
Front | Male reproductive system: cells and their functions |
---|---|
Back | Germinal Epithelium cells: produce Spermatogonia Sertoli cells: Secrete fluid for protection, nourishment and providing liquid medium. Leydig/ Interstitial Cells: secrete testosterone, which is required for i-successful production of sperms and ii-secondary male characteristics. |
Learn with these flashcards. Click next, previous, or up to navigate to more flashcards for this subject.
Next card: Glands present male reproductive system seminal vesicle prostate
Previous card: Region female body fertilization occur give names proximal
Up to card list: nMDCAT Biology (Pakistan)