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Dictionary » G » Gonad GonadDefinition noun, plural: gonads The sex organ producing gametes.
The gonads pertain to the anatomical part of the body where sex cells (gametes) are synthesized. For instance, the gonads in females are the ovaries whereas in males are the testes.
Related forms: gonadal (adjective) Synonym: sex gland ![]()
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The structures of Lipid molecules... nucleus. Cholesterol will undergo many pathways of enzymatic reaction a.k.a. steroidogenesis to derive its steroid hormones, i.e. gonad hormones and cortex adrenal hormones.
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