1999
DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1098-2795(199910)54:2<163::aid-mrd8>3.0.co;2-4
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Three-dimensional environments preserve extracellular matrix compartments of ovarian follicles and increase FSH-dependent growth

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“…Consistent with previous reports [19-25], the extracellular matrix proteins fibronectin (Figure 4c), laminin (Figure 4d), tenascin (Figure 4e), and collagen type IV (Figure 4f) were detected in the theca cell layers of the follicles in mouse ovaries. As reported previously [18], in addition to these extracellular matrix proteins, theca cell layers included the cell adhesion molecule THY1 (Figure 4g). In addition, the steroid synthesizing enzyme CYP17A-1, which is reported to be localized only in the theca cells in ovaries [3], was selectively detected in a subpopulation of the theca cells in mouse ovaries (Figure 4h).…”
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“…We confirmed that the follicles maintained their three-dimensional shapes when cultured in collagen gel by measuring the vertical and horizontal diameters of serial sections (Figure 5), and using confocal microscopy [18]. Some follicle culture systems utilize collagen gel as the matrix.…”
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