clitoris(also, glans clitoris) nerve-rich area of the vulva that contributes to sexual sensation during intercourse corpus albicansnonfunctional structure remaining in the ovarian stroma following structural and functional regression of the corpus luteum corpus cavernosumeither of two columns of erectile ti...
the corpus luteum will stop secreting progesterone and degrade into thecorpus albicans, a nonfunctional “whitish body” that will disintegrate in the ovary over a period of several months. During this time of reduced progesterone
Angiogenesis becomes even more intense after ovulation, during the development of the corpus luteum [96,102]. After enzymatic breakdown of the membrana granulosa, ECs from the theca interna rapidly migrate into the avascular granulosa layer, and theca capillaries expand by angiogenesis to form a ...
On cycle day 2, the functional layer becomes disorganized, containing predecidual stromal cells admixed with epithelial glandular cells; both cellular systems undergo extensive apoptotic cell death initiated by a rapid decline in circulating estrogen and progesterone in the preceding days. These systemical...
In adults, the ovary is characterized with extensive angiogenesis and regular intervals of rapid growth. Ovarian function is dependent on the network of angiogenic vessels which enable the follicle and/or corpus luteum to receive oxygen, nutrients and ho
Many of the tyrosine kinases and their receptors have important roles in the ovary and the testis, and their inhibition may affect both ovarian and testicular function, in particular processes involving spermatogenesis, oogenesis, primordial follicle activation, folliculogenesis and corpus luteum formation ...
I recommend that you wait to see how thick the endometrium becomes towards the middle of your cycle and that your doctor assesses whether it has decreased or if any treatment such as curettage is necessary. I hope I have helped you.
induces apoptosis in the granulosa cells, which further leads to follicular wall rupture and ovulation; therefore, this is regarded as an important ovulation signal [13]. Similarly, the regression of the corpus luteum is also mediated by OS-induced apoptosis of luteinized granulosa cells [14]. ...
The follicular microenvironment, including intra-follicular granulosa cells (GCs), is responsible for oocyte maturation and subsequent ovulation. However, the functions of GCs and cellular components of the follicular microenvironment in preovulatory fol
We focused on the phenomenon of the change in the drug’s effect from weakening to ineffective with the progression of pregnancy, consistent with the phenomenon of the shift in GS composition in early pregnancy from the chorionic sac to amniotic cavity, eventually forming the amniochorionic ...