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gonadal
pertaining to or arising from a gonad. See also testicular, ovarian.
gonadal cords
cords formed by epithelial cells which migrate from the mesonephric tubules in the embryo to the gonadal ridge and establish the indifferent stage of gonadogenesis.
gonadal ridge
the structures in the embryo to which the primordial germ cells migrate, and from which the gonads develop.
gonadal steroids
see steroid.
gonadal stromal tumor
tumors of granulosa cells and thecal cells of the ovary.
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