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In developing follicles of the mammalian ovary, the thecal cells secrete testosterone. If the granulosa cells of a follicle are unable to convert this testosterone to _______, they will not express enough FSH and LH receptors to allow for follicle maturation and _______.

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In developing follicles of the mammalian ovary, the thecal cells secrete testosterone. If the granulosa cells of a follicle are unable to convert this testosterone to “estrogen” they will not express enough FSH and LH receptors to allow for follicle maturation and “ovulation”.

estrogen; ovulation
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