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medical illustration of Menstruation occurs after the functionalis layer of endometrium separates from the basalis. It is plausible to hypothesize that the separation between the two layers at a relatively superficial plane may lessen the likelihood of heavy bleeding or travel of stem cells into the pelvic cavity. Separation at a deeper plane, however, may favor the endometriosis phenotype.
Next medical illustration of Drawing of a section of the seminiferous tubule, showing the testosterone-producing Leydig cells, supporting Sertoli cells and the developing sperm. As cells mature, they progress toward the lumen of the seminiferous tubule.

Sperm Development

Menstruation occurs after the functionalis layer of endometrium separates from the basalis. It is plausible to hypothesize that the separation between the two layers at a relatively superficial plane may lessen the likelihood of heavy bleeding or travel of stem cells into the pelvic cavity. Separation at a deeper plane, however, may favor the endometriosis phenotype.

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