Secondary follicle: label primary oocyte, antrum, granulosa cells Graafian (mature) follicle: label secondary oocyte, zona pellucida, corona radiata, antrum, granulosa cells
Secondary follicle: label primary oocyte, antrum, granulosa cells Graafian (mature) follicle: label secondary oocyte, zona pellucida, corona radiata, antrum, granulosa cells
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Transcribed Image Text:### Follicle Development
#### Left Image: Secondary Follicle
The diagram illustrates a secondary follicle. Key structures labeled in this diagram are:
- **Primary Oocyte**: The central cell within the follicle, responsible for developing into an ovum.
- **Antrum**: A fluid-filled cavity within the follicle.
- **Granulosa Cells**: Cells that surround the primary oocyte, providing nutrients and hormonal support.
#### Right Image: Graafian (Mature) Follicle
The diagram represents a Graafian or mature follicle, showcasing the following components:
- **Secondary Oocyte**: The matured oocyte, ready for ovulation.
- **Zona Pellucida**: A glycoprotein layer surrounding the oocyte.
- **Corona Radiata**: A layer of cells that encircle the zona pellucida.
- **Antrum**: The expanded fluid-filled cavity characteristic of mature follicles.
- **Granulosa Cells**: These cells continue to nourish and support the oocyte.
These diagrams highlight the structural changes and components involved in follicle maturation and ovum preparation for ovulation.
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