Figure 2 in Relationship between Anisakis infestation and ovarian abnormalities in Trachurus trachurus (Carangidae) from the eastern coast of Algeria

Ichalal, Keltoum, Djoudad-Kadji, Hafsa, Chikhoune, Amirouche, Ramdane, Zouhir
2019 · doi:10.5281/zenodo.12710278 · W6949492955
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Microphotographs reveal normal mature follicles and atretic oocytes, alongside cystic follicles with proliferating follicular cells and stratified squamous epithelium in horse mackerel ovaries.

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This paper presents microphotographs (Figure 2) of horse mackerel ovarian cross-sections stained with Mayer’s hemalum-eosine, comparing normal mature follicles with cystic follicles and other ovarian abnormalities characterized by features such as proliferation of follicular cell layers, invasion of oocyte yolk by granulosa cells, vacuoles, and disorganized stratified squamous epithelium. The figure serves as a visual component of a study evaluating relationships between Anisakis infestation and ovarian abnormalities in Trachurus trachurus from the eastern coast of Algeria. A key limitation is that the provided content is only a figure description rather than the full dataset or statistical analysis, so effect sizes or strength of association cannot be assessed from this excerpt alone. The paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Figure 2. – Microphotographs of crosssections of horse mackerel ovaries (Mayer's haemalum-eosine staining). A: Normal mature follicle; B: Cystic follicles with C: Proliferation of follicular cell layers (black arrows); D: Normal atretic oocyte showing invasion of the oocyte yolk by the granulosa cells (arrowheads) and appearance of several vacuoles (asterisk); E: Stratified squamous epithelium structure of a cyst with disorganized cells (black arrows) and F: Vacuoles. cyf: cystic follicle; gr: granulosa; mle: multi-layered epithelium; th: theca; v: vacuole; zr: zona radiata.
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Published December 31, 2019 | Version v1 Figure Open Figure 2 in Relationship between Anisakis infestation and ovarian abnormalities in Trachurus trachurus (Carangidae) from the eastern coast of Algeria Authors/Creators Description Figure 2. – Microphotographs of crosssections of horse mackerel ovaries (Mayer's haemalum-eosine staining). A: Normal mature follicle; B: Cystic follicles with C: Proliferation of follicular cell layers (black arrows); D: Normal atretic oocyte showing invasion of the oocyte yolk by the granulosa cells (arrowheads) and appearance of several vacuoles (asterisk); E: Stratified squamous epithelium structure of a cyst with disorganized cells (black arrows) and F: Vacuoles. cyf: cystic follicle; gr: granulosa; mle: multi-layered epithelium; th: theca; v: vacuole; zr: zona radiata. Notes Files figure.png Files (6.5 MB) | Name | Size | Download all | |---|---|---| | md5:dea9b570d30879fcf90c87565a318695 | 6.5 MB | Preview Download | Linked records Additional details Related works - Is part of - Journal article: 10.26028/cybium/2019-431-003 (DOI) - Journal article: urn:lsid:plazi.org:pub:FFE51368C724FFF2425DDD74C7102D4E (LSID) - Journal article: https://zenodo.org/record/12710274 (URL)

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