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Figure 1. The serum testosterone levels measured by radioimmunoassay.
Figure 2. The expression levels of StAR and P450 scc of rat leydig cells by western blot.
Figure 3. A: Flow cytometry showed that the expression of Ki67 was lower in the group of abnormal lipid metabolism rats fed with high fat diet compared with the control group; B, C: The level of Ect2 mRNA of rat leydig cells by RT-PCR.

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