Oogenesis And Ovary Anatomy

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oogonium which have increased in size which are in the prophase stage of meiosis I

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primary oocyte

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saclike structures that encases an ovum

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follicle

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primitive cell lovated in the ovarian cortices of the developing female fetus

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oocyte

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when the follicles epithelium changes from squamous to cuboidal cells. begins producing estrogen.

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primary follicle

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more cuboidal cells forming around oocyte. still arrested in prophase I. begin to show evidence of fluid accumulation and antrum (central cavity)

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secondary follicle

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product of meiosis II produced from secondary oocyte

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ovum (egg)

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result of completion of meiosis I resulting in ____ and a secondary oocyte. eventually disitegrate due to lack of cytoplasm.

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polar bodies

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central cavity of secondary follicle

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antrum

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pushed to one side of the follicle and is surrounded by a capsule of several layers of granulosa cells. called corona radianta (radiating crown)

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oocyte within graafian follicle

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a solid glandular structure or a structure containing a scalloped lumen that develops from the ruptured follicle.

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corpus luteum

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scar tissue that replaces corpus luteum

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corpus albicans

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the meiotic cycle of producing a sperm cell

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spermatogenesis

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primitive stem cell found at the tubule

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spermatogonium

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sperm most likely still in lumen still or just traveled to the epididymis

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immature sperm

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result of spermatogenesis ending result

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functional sperm