Secretions of the Leydig cells eventually pass into the
A)semen.
B)vagina.
C)blood.
D)semen and vagina.
E)semen, vagina, and blood.

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Leydig cells are located in the testes and are responsible for producing and secreting testosterone. Testosterone is a hormone that is important for male sexual development and reproductive function. The secretions of the Leydig cells eventually pass into the blood, from where they are transported to target tissues and organs throughout the body. These secretions do not pass directly into the semen or vagina.

Secretions of the Leydig Cells Eventually Pass into the