The main results of studies regarding the biology of Sertoli cells under various experimental conditions are considered. Possible potential mechanisms underlying the transition of highly differentiated Sertoli cells to dedifferentiation, limited by proliferation and reproduction and not accompanied by significant phenotypic changes, are discussed.
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