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Testis
Subgroup: Interstitial Cells (Leydig Cells)
LM: 577
TB: 1026
Clusters of cells that frequently appear as triangles between
seminiferous tubules; produce testosterone
Testis
Subgroup: Seminiferous Tubules
LM: 577
TB: 1026
Produce gametes (spermatozoa)
Ovary
Subgroup: Primordial Follicles
LM: 588
TB: 1042, 1050-1052
One layer of squamous like follicle cells surrounds the oocyte.
Ovary
Subgroup: Primary Follicles
LM: 588
TB: 1042, 1050-1052
A single layer of cuboidal or columnar type follicle cells
enclose the oocyte; contains a primary oocyte.
Ovary
Subgroup: Secondary Follicles
LM: 588
TB: 1042, 1050-1052
Two or more layers of granulosa cells surround the oocyte;
contains secondary oocyte.
Ovary
Subgroup: Vesicular Follicles (Graafian or Tertiary Follicle)
LM: 588
TB: 1042, 1050-1052
Forms when the fluid-filled pockets coalesce to form a central
fluid filled cavity called an antrum; oocyte sits on a stalk of
granulosum cells at the side of the antrum.
Ovary
Subgroup: Corpus Luteum
LM: 588
TB: 1042, 1052
After ovulation, the ruptured follicle is transformed into this
glandular structure, which primarily secretes progesterone in
preparation for pregnancy. If pregnancy does not occur, it
degenerates into the corpus albicans.
Ovary
Subgroup: Ovum (Ova)
LM: Not Found
TB: G-16, 1025, 1049
The female gamete (egg)
Ovary
Subgroup: Antrum
LM: 589
TB: 1052
A large fluid filled cavity within a follicle that distinguishes it as
a Graafian follicle as opposed to a late secondary follicle.
Ovary
Subgroup: Corona Radiata
LM: Not Found
TB: 1052
Capsule of granulosum cells that surrounds the oocyte in the
antrum.
Uterus
Subgroup: Functional Layer
LM: 590-591
TB: 1044
Portion of the endometrium that is shed during menstration.
Uterus
Subgroup: Basal Layer
LM: 590-591
TB: 1044
Portion of the endometrium that is not shed during menstration
and forms a new functional layer when menstration ends.
Uterus
Subgroup: Glands
LM: 590-591
TB: 1044-1045
Provide histiotrophic nutrition for the human fetus during the
first trimester -
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC493283/
Uterus
Subgroup: Endometrium
LM: 590-591
TB: 1044-1045
Mucosal lining of the uterine cavity; allows for implantation of
the embryo.
Uterus
Subgroup: Myometrium
LM: 590
TB: 1044
The bulky middle layer of the uterus, composed of interlacing
bundles of smooth muscle. It contracts rythmically to expel the
baby from the mother's body during child birth.
Oviduct
Subgroup: Isthmus
LM: 590
TB: 1042-1043
A constricted region where the where the oviduct meets the
uterus.
Oviduct
Subgroup: Ciliated Epithelium
LM: 588
TB: 1042
Found lining the surface of the infundibulum as fimbriae which
drape over the ovary; Assist in moving the oocyte towards the
uterus.
Sperm
Subgroup:
LM: 577
TB: 1025, 1036-1037
The male gamete