Abstract:The current study was conducted on corpus luteum (CL) from healthy buffalo ovaries (n = 40) collected from local slaughterhouses. The CL was cleaned, observed grossly, and categorized into early luteal (stage I, 1 to 5 days), mid-luteal (stage II, 6 to 11 days), late luteal (stage III, 12 to 16 days), and regressing phase (stage IV, 17 to 20 days) based on their gross morphology, having ten ovaries in each group. The cryosections of CL obtained were incubated with substrates to study the distribution pattern o… Show more
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