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efferent
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efferent [′ef·ə·rənt]
(physiology)
Carrying or conducting away, as the duct of an exocrine gland or a nerve.


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1-3) The lesion of cystic dysplasia of the testis appears to occur because of an abnormality of connection of efferent ductules, which are of mesonephric duct origin, and the rete testis, which is derived from the gonadal blastoma.
 
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