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Mesovarium
peritoneal fold, holding the ovary to the broad ligament
Suspensory ligament of the
ovary
Attaches superior pole of ovary to the pelvic wall.
carries the ovarian vessels and nerves
Ovarian Ligament
Attaches inferior pole of ovary to the uterus
medulla of ovary
located in the central
portion of the ovary and contains loose connective tissue, a
mass of relatively large contorted blood vessels, lymphatic
vessels, and nerves
cortex of ovary
found in the peripheral
portion of the ovary surrounding the medulla.
The cortex
contains the ovarian follicles embedded in a richly
cellular connective tissue
Surface of the ovary
covered by a single layer of
cuboidal and, in some parts, almost squamous cells. This cellular
layer, known as the germinal epithelium
Tunica albuginea
A dense connective tissue layer that lies between the germinal epithelium and the underlying cortex.
Primordial follicle
earliest stage of follicular development. primordial follicles are found in the stroma of the cortex just beneath the tunica albuginea.
Primordial follicle
zona pellucida
proteins that are assembled into an
extracellular coat
membrana
granulosa
Through rapid mitotic proliferation, the single layer of follicle
cells gives rise to a stratified epithelium.
The follicle cells are now identified as granulosa cells
theca folliculi
stromal cells immediately
surrounding the follicle form a sheath of connective tissue
cells, known as the theca folliculi,
The fully
differentiated cells of the theca interna possess ultrastructural
features characteristic of steroid-producing cells.
Cells of the theca interna possess a large number of
luteinizing hormone (LH) receptors. In response to
LH stimulation, they synthesize and secrete the androgens
that are the precursors of estrogen
oolemma
oocyte’s plasma membrane
Graafian follicle
Secondary follicle
Primary follicle