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rete ovarii

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rete /re·te/ (re´te) pl. re´tia   [L.] a network or meshwork, especially of blood vessels.
rete arterio´sum  an anastomotic network of minute arteries, just before they become arterioles or capillaries.
articular rete  a network of anastomosing blood vessels in or around a joint.
malpighian rete  stratum germinativum.
rete mira´bile 
1. a vascular network formed by division of an artery or vein into many smaller vessels that reunite into a single vessel.
2. arterial anastomosis of the brain occurring between the external and internal carotid arteries due to longstanding thrombosis of the latter.
rete ova´rii  a homologue of the rete testis, developed in the early female fetus but vestigial in the adult.
rete subpapilla´re  the network of arteries at the boundary between the papillary and reticular layers of the dermis.
rete tes´tis  a network formed in the mediastinum testis by the seminiferous tubules.
rete veno´sum  an anastomotic network of small veins.

rete o·var·i·i (-vâr-)
n.
A transient network of cells in the developing ovary.


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