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Normal testis tissue is shown in the left hand panel of the accompanying photomicrograph,whereas the right hand panel shows abnormal testis.Which one of the following is the most likely pathophysiologic explanation for the changes seen in the testis on the right? Normal testis tissue is shown in the left hand panel of the accompanying photomicrograph,whereas the right hand panel shows abnormal testis.Which one of the following is the most likely pathophysiologic explanation for the changes seen in the testis on the right?   A) Acute inflammation B) Ageing C) Cancer of the testis (seminoma)  D) Increased number of cells E) Increased synthesis of proteins and intermediate filaments


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