How does FSH contribute to the maturation of germ cells and why is this process critical for successful reproduction in both males and females?
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How does FSH contribute to the maturation of germ cells and why is this process critical for successful reproduction in both males and females?
FSH stimulates spermatogenesis in males and follicle growth in females, essential for producing viable sperm and eggs, respectively, for reproduction.
FSH stimulates sperm maturation in males and promotes follicle development in females, essential for gamete production and successful fertilization.
FSH is key in reproductive health; it matures sperm in males and grows ovarian follicles in females, crucial for producing viable eggs and sperm.
By promoting the development of ovarian follicles in females and the maturation of sperm in males, FSH is critical for fertility and successful reproduction.