Identify A to F in diagram given below

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Identify $A$ to $F$ in the diagram given below

$A-$Tunica vaginalis, $B-$Rete testis, $C-$Caput epididymis,$ D-$Vas deferens, $E-$Septa of testis,$ F-$Cauda epididymis

$A-$vaginalis, $B-$Rete testis, $C-$Cauda epididymis, $D-$ Mediastinum testis,$ E-$Vas deferens, $F-$ Caput epididymis

$A-$Tunica vaginalis, $B-$Rete testis, $C-$ Cauda epididymis, $D-$Vas deferens, $E-$Tunica albuginea, $F-$ Caput epididymis

$A-$Tunica vaginalis, $B-$Rete testis, $C-$Caput epididymis, $D-$Mediastinum testis, $E- $Vas deferens, $F-$Cauda epididymis

Solution

Testis is covered by tough compact fibrous capsule called tunica albuginea, which is externally covered by peritoneal layer of flat cells called tunica vaginalis; which is supplied by a network of blood capillaries called tunica vasculosa

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Gonads are derived from embryonic

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(AIPMT-1990)

Placenta has an outer layer which is selectively permeable and hormone secreting which is known as

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Placenta acts as an endocrine tissue and produces several hormones like

$A.$ Human chorionic gonadotropin $(hCG)$
$B.$ Human placental lactogen $(hPL)$
$C.$ Estrogens
$D.$ Progesterone

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In menstrual cycle other name of follicular phase is….

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In the given diagram find out, $A, B$ and $C$

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Identify $A$ to $F$ in the diagram given below

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Gonads are derived from embryonic

Placenta has an outer layer which is selectively permeable and hormone secreting which is known as

Placenta acts as an endocrine tissue and produces several hormones like $A.$ Human chorionic gonadotropin $(hCG)$ $B.$ Human placental lactogen $(hPL)$ $C.$ Estrogens $D.$ Progesterone

In menstrual cycle other name of follicular phase is….

In the given diagram find out, $A, B$ and $C$

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Placenta acts as an endocrine tissue and produces several hormones like

$A.$ Human chorionic gonadotropin $(hCG)$
$B.$ Human placental lactogen $(hPL)$
$C.$ Estrogens
$D.$ Progesterone