fluid filled sacs in the ovary which contain the eggs released at ovulation. Eadh month an egg develops under a follicle in the ovary.
Fluid filled sacs within the ovaries that contain maturing eggs. Follicles can be as large as one inch.
Fluid filled sac in which an egg grows and develops.
Spheres of cells that surround immature egg cells within the ovaries. Follicles house eggs as they grow and release them when they reach maturity. Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) causes an egg to mature within a follicle and lutenizing hormone (LH) causes the follicle to release the mature egg and thus begin an ovulation cycle.
Fluid-filled sacs located just beneath the ovary's surface which contains the eggs (oocytes).
The small fluid filled sacs that develop on the ovaries and usually contain eggs.
Microscopic structures in the ovary that contain developing ova and secrete estrogens.
are the fluid filled sacs in the ovary, which contain the eggs relaeased at ovulation. Each month an egg develops inside the ovary in a fluid filled pocket called a follicle.
Structures in the ovary consisting of a developing egg surrounded by a layer of follicle cells. PICTURE
a fluid filled sac in the ovary which produces female hormones, particularly oestrogen, and in which an egg develops
Small bubble-like cysts on the ovary in which the egg cells grow until released and which produce oestrogen.
The part of the ovaries that produces eggs.