Sertoli cells were identified both histologically (small nuclei) and by the cytoplasmic localization of anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH), which was expressed in all the testes examined (Fig. 1).
In controls, all testes were scrotal in position.
In contrast, testosterone (T) synthesis from all testes examined in this study displayed a normal pattern and produced concentrations greater than that observed from ovaries obtained from either lake.
The DGEL in all abdominal testes was 100 (Table 1).
All testes were in the inguinal canal and were palpable.
However, not all testes examined in each group had SCO tubules present.
All testes were conducted in triplicate.
Apart from Scin that showed significantly higher expression levels in SCARKO testes, all the other genes studied were down-regulated in SCARKO mice.
All the testes were palpable in the inguinal region.
AMH levels remained significantly lower in ovaries than in testes throughout the period of development examined.
