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menstrual cycle phases crossword

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The specific mucosal lining of the uterus that undergoes cyclical hypertrophy and shedding.

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The ovarian phase (days 1–14) characterized by the maturation of a cohort of primary oocytes, driven by FSH.

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A surge of this anterior pituitary hormone directly triggers ovulation and marks the end of the follicular phase.

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The uterine phase (days 6–14) characterized by estrogen-induced regeneration and thickening of the functionalis layer.

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The fibrotic "white body" (Corpus ________) that forms if fertilization does not occur, prompting a steep drop in progesterone.

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The type of specialized arteries in the endometrium that rapidly elongate and become highly tortuous during the secretory phase.

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The pathophysiological event caused by the constriction of the aforementioned arteries at the very end of the secretory phase, ultimately triggering menses.

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The uterine phase (days 15–28) where endometrial glands become coiled and glycogen-rich to prepare for potential implantation.

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The dominant steroid hormone driving the proliferative phase of the uterine cycle, produced by developing follicles.

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The dominant steroid hormone responsible for maintaining the secretory phase, preventing endometrial shedding.

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The eponymous name for the dominant, mature tertiary follicle that ruptures at mid-cycle.

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The specific somatic cells within the ovarian follicle that express aromatase and convert theca-derived androgens into estradiol.

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