Histology - Labs 17 & 18 - Female and Male Reproductive Systems Flashcards

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Cortical region of an ovary

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Cortical region of an ovary

Note: primary follicles here are UNIlaminar

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Unilaminar primary follicle in the process of becoming a multilaminar one

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Pre-antral follicle

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Multilaminar primary follicle

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Granulosa cells undergoing mitosis in a multilaminar primary follicle

Note theca interna at the bottom of the image with capillaries

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Graafian follicle

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Wall of secondary follicle

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Arrow at theca interna (above the theca externa) of secondary follicle

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Wall of developing secondary follicle

  • Zona pellucida in upper left corner
  • Follicular cells fill most of the field
  • Basement membrane (white at bottom) separating the granulosa cells from the theca interna (with RBC in a vessel in it)
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Atretic follicle

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Wall of oviduct

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Epithelial lining of oviduct

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Oviduct wall with ciliated and secretory cells

Note capillaries in lamina propria to form the transudate of the oviductal fluid

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Oviduct wall with ciliated and secretory cells

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Cross section of uterus with 3 layers

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Uterus endometrium in secretory phase post-ovulation

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Straight uterine glands in the deep endometrium during the proliferative phase + smooth muscle of the myometrium

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Uterine glands in endometrium during the luteal phase

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Cervix opening

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Vagina

  • a: non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
  • b: lamina propria
  • Arrows: muscularis with smooth muscle
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Bartholin’s glands

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Skene glands

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Clitoris

  • CC: paired corpus cavernosa
  • S: midline septum of connective tissue
  • PC: Pacinian corpuscles
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Vulva

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Pseudostratified columnar epithelium of the urethra

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Mammary gland

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Mammary gland with breast cancer invading past the basement membrane

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  • A: Leydig cells
  • B: Germ cells and Sertoli cells
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Testis with Leydig cells in center

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Flagellum or cilium (same)

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Rete testis epithelial lining

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Efferents ducts

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Efferent ducts

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Efferent ducts with vacuoles to reabsorb fluids

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Epididymis

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Epididymis

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Seminal vesicle

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Mucosal folds of pseudostratified epithelium of the seminal vesicles

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Bulbo-urethral glands

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Prostatic urethra

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Penile urethra

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Dark regions: maternal blood

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Cortical region of an ovary

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Cortical region of an ovary

Note: primary follicles here are UNIlaminar

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Unilaminar primary follicle in the process of becoming a multilaminar one

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Pre-antral follicle

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Multilaminar primary follicle

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Granulosa cells undergoing mitosis in a multilaminar primary follicle

Note theca interna at the bottom of the image with capillaries

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Graafian follicle

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Wall of secondary follicle

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Arrow at theca interna (above the theca externa) of secondary follicle

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Wall of developing secondary follicle

  • Zona pellucida in upper left corner
  • Follicular cells fill most of the field
  • Basement membrane (white at bottom) separating the granulosa cells from the theca interna (with RBC in a vessel in it)
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Atretic follicle

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Wall of oviduct

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Epithelial lining of oviduct

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Oviduct wall with ciliated and secretory cells

Note capillaries in lamina propria to form the transudate of the oviductal fluid

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Oviduct wall with ciliated and secretory cells

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Cross section of uterus with 3 layers

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Uterus endometrium in secretory phase post-ovulation

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Straight uterine glands in the deep endometrium during the proliferative phase + smooth muscle of the myometrium

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Uterine glands in endometrium during the luteal phase

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Cervix opening

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Vagina

  • a: non-keratinized stratified squamous epithelium
  • b: lamina propria
  • Arrows: muscularis with smooth muscle
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Bartholin’s glands

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Skene glands

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Clitoris

  • CC: paired corpus cavernosa
  • S: midline septum of connective tissue
  • PC: Pacinian corpuscles
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Vulva

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Pseudostratified columnar epithelium of the urethra

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Mammary gland

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Mammary gland with breast cancer invading past the basement membrane

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  • A: Leydig cells
  • B: Germ cells and Sertoli cells
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Testis with Leydig cells in center

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Flagellum or cilium (same)

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Rete testis epithelial lining

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Efferents ducts

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Efferent ducts

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Efferent ducts with vacuoles to reabsorb fluids

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Epididymis

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Epididymis

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Seminal vesicle

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Mucosal folds of pseudostratified epithelium of the seminal vesicles

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Bulbo-urethral glands

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Prostatic urethra

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Penile urethra

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Dark regions: maternal blood

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