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==Paramesonephric Duct==  
==Paramesonephric Duct==  
This mouse image shows the relationship between the mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts opening into the urogenital sinus.
* The paramesonephric duct began as an infold of surface epithelium lying along the surface of the genital ridge.
* Estrogens, both maternal and fetal, stimulate its development and that eventually of the external female fetal genital structures.
* In contrast, the mesonephric duct regresses, remnants of this duct may remain lying within the broad ligament.


Data from the developing mouse showing the relationship between the mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts opening into the urogenital sinus.
(Image modified from Biol Reprod. 2002 Oct;67(4):1353-9. PMID: 12297555)
==Reference==


The paramesonephric duct began as an infold of surface epithelium lying along the surface of the genital ridge. Estrogens, both maternal and fetal, stimulate its development and that eventually of the external female fetal genital structures.
<pubmed>12297555</pubmed>


In contrast, the mesonephric duct regresses, remnants of this duct may remain lying within the broad ligament.


Image modified from: Drews U, Sulak O, Schenck PA. Androgens and the development of the vagina. Biol Reprod. 2002 Oct;67(4):1353-9. PMID: 12297555


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Paramesonephric Duct

This mouse image shows the relationship between the mesonephric and paramesonephric ducts opening into the urogenital sinus.

  • The paramesonephric duct began as an infold of surface epithelium lying along the surface of the genital ridge.
  • Estrogens, both maternal and fetal, stimulate its development and that eventually of the external female fetal genital structures.
  • In contrast, the mesonephric duct regresses, remnants of this duct may remain lying within the broad ligament.

(Image modified from Biol Reprod. 2002 Oct;67(4):1353-9. PMID: 12297555)

Reference

<pubmed>12297555</pubmed>

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