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| What have about 2 million primordial follicles at birth? |
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| By puberty, how many of the primordial follicles are left? |
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| What is the process where the rest of the primordial follicles degenerate? |
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| What produces one functional ovum which contains most of the original cytoplasm, and three polar bodies that are nonfunctional and later disintegrates? |
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| What will develop into granulosa cells that are surrounded by a layer of glycoproteins? |
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| What are the glycoproteins called that surround the granolas cells? |
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| Later, what forms around the primary follicles? |
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| When will the secondary oocyte develop into a mature Graafian follicle with a lot of fluid surrounding it forming a bulge in the surface of the ovary? |
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| during the month about day 10-14 of the cycle |
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| What is a bug in the surface of the ovary called? |
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| protective layer of cells that surround the mature secondary oocyte, and it will be released with oocyte at ovulation |
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| About how many of the 200,000 primordial follicles that are present in each ovary at puberty will not degenerate and will have ovulated over the years until the follicle supply in the ovaries is diminished? |
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| follicle supply in the ovaries is diminished |
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