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Where are spermatogonia located? (Multiple Choice)

Where are spermatogonia located?
A) attached to Leydig cells
B) anywhere within the seminiferous tubules
C) on the luminal surface of the Sertoli cell
D) in the epididymis
E) at the basement membrane-Sertoli cell interface

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