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Cumulus covers (a) ovary (b) ovum (c) embryo

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Cumulus covers

(a) ovary

(b) ovum

(c) embryo

(d) sperm

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(b) ovum

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Cumulus covers the ovum. The ovum at the matured conditions has a massy cloud formed with a flat base and rounded outlines piled up like a mountain. A granulosa cell is a somatic cell found closely associated with the developing female gamete (oocyte or egg) in the ovary of mammals. Granulosa cells form a single flattened layer around the oocyte in the primordial ovarian follicle and later in follicle development they advance to form a multi layered cumulus surrounding the oocyte.

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