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Mesovarium
peritoneum extending from the broad ligament of the uterus that holds ovaries in place
Germinal epithelium
covers the ovary and is a layer of low simple cuboidal cells arising from peritoneum
dense irregular collagenous connective tissue layer located immediately deep to the germinal layer
tuncia albuginea
small central region of the ovary consisting of highly vascularized, relatively loose connective tissue
Ovarian medulla
primary germ cell that develops after the 1st month of gestation
Oogonia
Primary Oocytes result from
FINAL mitiotic divison of hte surviving oogonia
Primary oocytes begin meiosis still in the fetus but are arrested in
prophase of hte 1st meiotic division
Primary oocytes are contained within follicles until
late Graafian follicle stage
Unilaminar primary follicle
primary follicle with 1 layer of cudoidal follicular cells
Multilaminar primary follicle
primary follicle with 2 or more layers of grandulosa cells
follicular cells proliferate and form multi layers around the primary occute at this point the cells are called
granulosa cells
granulosa cells are joined by
desmosomes and gap junction
zona pellucida
acidophilic refractile layer that develops between the oocyte and follicular cells
and is composed of glycoproteins
_____ on the oocyte and _____ of the follicular cell extend into the zona pellucida and form gap junctions with one another
Microvilli
Filopodia
Theca Interna
forms from the connective tissue immediatley surrounding the basal lamina
-HIGHLY vascularized with sterioid-secreting cells
Theca Externa
connective tissue layer surrounding the theca interna
follicle is considered a secondary follicle as soon as
fluid filled cavities appear between the proliferating grandulosa cells
lies immediately outside the zona pellucia and is the 1st single layer of granulosa cell surrounding the oocyte
Corona Radiata
(remains with the oocyte at ovulation unlike the other granulosa cells)
Liquor folliculi
fluid filling the spaces between granulosa cells of hte secondary follicles
Antrum
relatively large fluid filled space that forms when the smaller cavities of the secondary follicle unites