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Fig. 3. Histological examination of epididymis and testis. (A-C) Transverse section through the epididymis. Spermatazoa are infrequent in Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y} and absent from Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y}; Amh-cre males. Pyknotic and vacuolated round spermatids populate the Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y}; Amh-cre epididymis. Smooth muscle hyperplasia is apparent in Ar mutants. (D-F) Low magnification view of testis transverse section. Elongated spermatids are depleted from Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y}; Amh-cre testes. (G-I) Stage VII tubules show decrease in (Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y}) or complete absence of (Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y}; Amh-cre) elongated spermatids. (J-L) Higher magnification of G-I. Black arrowhead indicates presence of degenerating sperm in Ar^{flox(ex1-neo)/Y} males.

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