| Type | MGI:General | Description | masculinized adult males exhibited adult-type Leydig cells characterized by a dense cytoplasmic matrix, abundant smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER), whorled ER, and a relative scarcity of lipid and glycogen, as well as an incomplete layer of parietal lymphatic endothelial cells external to the myoid cell layer in contrast, feminized males lacked both adult-type Leydig cells and a complete layer of parietal lymphatic endothelial cells; a few clusters of fetal-type Leydig cells were observed, with relatively less SER, a less dense cytoplasmic matrix compared to adult-type Leydig cells, no whorled SER, and abundant lipid and glycoge |
