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Die Androgene sind die männlichen Sexualhormone. Sie sind für die Ausbildung und Entwicklung der sekundären männlichen Geschlechtsmerkmale und für die Prägung des psychischen männlichen Geschlechts verantwortlich. Sie steuern die Reifung der Spermien und die Tätigkeit der [[Drüse]]n des Genitaltraktes und haben anabole Wirkung - Stimulation der Proteinsynthese. Androgene, insbesondere das Testosteron, werden auch im weiblichen Organismus, in der Nebennierenrinde, produziert, hier allerdings in deutlich geringerer Menge.

Das Androgen [[Testosteron]] und die daraus gebildete Wirkform Dihydrotestosteron stimulieren geschlechtsunspezifisch Wachstum und Produktivität der Talgdrüsen. Die übermäßige Talgproduktion nennt man Seborrhoe. Darüber hinaus können Androgene in ungünstiger Weise Reifungsvorgänge der Hornzellen im Ausführungsgang des Talgdrüsen-Haarfollikelapparates beeinflussen. Das Resultat ist eine überschießende Verhornung. Treffen beide Faktoren zusammen, können sich Komedonen, auch Mitesser genannt als erste Anzeichen der Akne bilden.

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgene <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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	The androgen [[Testosteron/en\|testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.		The androgen [[Testosteron/en\|testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.

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-The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of [[Sperma/en|sperm]] and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]], are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
+The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of [[Samenzelle/en|sperm]] and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]], are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
 The androgen [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgene <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of sperm and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially testosterone, are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
+The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of [[Sperma/en|sperm]] and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]], are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
 The androgen [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgene <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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 The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of sperm and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially testosterone, are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
-The androgen [[testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.
+The androgen [[Testosteron/en|testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgene <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>

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-The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of sperm and the activity of the [[gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially testosterone, are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
+The androgens are the male sex hormones. They are responsible for the training and development of the secondary male sex characteristics and for the imprinting of the psychic male sex. They control the maturation of sperm and the activity of the [[Drüse/en|gland]] of the genital tract and have anabolic effect - stimulation of protein synthesis. Androgens, especially testosterone, are also produced in the female organism, in the adrenal cortex, but in much smaller amounts.
 The androgen [[testosterone]] and the resulting active form dihydrotestosterone stimulate the growth and productivity of the sebaceous glands in a gender-unspecific way. Excessive sebum production is called seborrhoea. In addition, androgens can unfavourably influence maturation processes of the horny cells in the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland hair follicle apparatus. The result is an overshooting cornification. If both factors meet, comedones, also called blackheads, can form as the first signs of acne.
 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Androgene <sub>([https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Lizenzbestimmungen_Commons_Attribution-ShareAlike_3.0_Unported Wikipedia CC-by-sa-3.0])</sub>