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The presence of smooth muscle cells in the rat ovary
Histochemistry
|January 1, 1984
Abstract:
Using a histochemical procedure for the demonstration of glycogen phosphorylase, smooth muscle cells have been demonstrated in the rat ovary around follicles, corpora lutea, atretic follicles and between groups of interstitial cells.
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