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Longitudinal Changes in Testicular Volume and the Additional Value of Body Weight for Estimating Histology-Linked Testicular Development in Male Cynomolgus Macaques (
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Abstract
Individual variation in pubertal development limits the usefulness of chronological age alone for assessing testicular development in male cynomolgus macaques. This retrospective study characterized longitudinal changes in externally measured testicular volume and evaluated the additional information provided by body weight in Chinese- and Cambodian-origin animals. Routine records collected between 2006 and 2026 were analyzed. After data cleaning, 31,310 observations from 22,305 animals were available, including 4331 animals with repeated measurements. A prespecified mean bilateral testicular volume threshold of 8.68 cm
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