A nonseminoma tumor that contains half the genetic material to form an individual is called

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A malignant teratoma is a type of nonseminoma tumor that contains various types of tissue, including embryonic tissue like hair and teeth. If a malignant teratoma contains half the genetic material to form an individual, it may also contain germ cell tumors that could potentially develop into a fetus if fertilized. This is known as a "partial teratoma." Leydig and Sertoli cell tumors are types of testicular tumors that arise from specific cells in the testes, while papilloma virus and PSA are not related to testicular tumors.

A Nonseminoma Tumor That Contains Half the Genetic Material to Form