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ea0031s2.1 | Hormone Maketh Man | SFEBES2013

Anti-Mullerian hormone: a Sertoli cell hormone that can be used as a predictor of male hypogonadism

Rey Rodolfo

Sertoli cells are the most active cell population in the prepubertal testis. During infancy and childhood, male hypogonadism can be evidenced by assessing Sertoli cell function without the need for stimulation tests. Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is a distinctive serum marker of the prepubertal Sertoli cell, which is high from foetal life until puberty. AMH production is stimulated by FSH and potently inhibited by androgens. Initially used only to distinguish between patie...