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Sexually dimorphic establishment of reproductive tracts is a critical step in developing reproductive tract organs anatomically and functionally distinct between male and female. Before sexual differentiation, an embryo possesses both female and male reproductive tract progenitors, which are also known as Müllerian and Wolffian ducts, respectively (Figure 1A).
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