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A 25-year-old male patient having seminiferous tubule dysgenesis was diagnosed as a case of Klinefelter&;s syndrome. All of the following are true about Seoli cells except

ASeoli cells are large, complex glycogen-containing cells stretching from the basal lamina of the tubule to the lumen
BTight junctions between adjacent Seoli cells near the basal lamina form a blood-testis barrier
CThe Seoli cells secrete androgen-binding protein (ABP), relaxin, and MIS
DThey can produce estrogens
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