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The 25 pages that link to Androgen, each with the reason it gives.

• EstrogenRelated: Androgens are chemical precursors from which aromatase makes estrogens.

• Acne vulgarisRelated: Androgen signaling helps explain increased sebum production during puberty.

• Benign prostatic hyperplasiaRelated: Androgen signaling helps sustain prostate growth throughout adult life.

• Apocrine sweat glandRelated: Androgens contribute to the maturation and activity of apocrine glands.

• ProstateRelated: Androgens support prostate development and influence its growth and activity.

• Vas deferensRelated: Androgen signaling supports development of mesonephric duct derivatives.

• Biological sexRelated: Androgens affect development through both hormone production and tissue response.

• Hair growthRelated: Androgens alter follicle size and cycling differently across body regions.

• AcneRelated: Androgen signaling helps explain increased oil production during puberty and in some other settings.

• HypospadiasRelated: Androgen signaling helps guide urethral development before birth.

• MaleRelated: Androgens mediate many, but not all, traits associated with male development.

• Facial hairRelated: Androgen signaling helps transform fine facial hairs into thicker terminal hairs.

• BeardRelated: Androgens help trigger terminal beard growth during puberty.

• Body hairRelated: Androgens stimulate terminal hair in regions such as the face, underarms, and pubic area.

• Pubic hairRelated: Androgen signaling helps trigger terminal-hair growth in the pubic region.

• TrichologyRelated: Androgens influence follicle growth and contribute to patterned hair loss.