Interstitial cell
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Interstitial cells can refer to different structures in males and females:
- In men, also known as "Leydig cells", are cells present in the male testes.
- In females, interstitial cells are a portion of the stroma of ovary.
- In both men and women, interstitial cells are a type of cell in the pineal gland.
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