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Fallopian tube section, light micrograph

Fallopian tube section. Coloured light micrograph of a section through the ampulla of a fallopian tube. The fallopian tube, or oviduct, conveys the egg from the ovary to the uterus. The ampulla is the widened end of the tube that curves over the ovary. At centre left is the ampullas lumen, which is lined by folded mucosa (green). On the surface of the mucosa beating cilia (not seen) move the egg towards the uterus. Layers of muscle (blue) make up the oviduct wall, the peristaltic action of which pushes the egg along. The outermost layer (grey) is a connective tissue layer called the serosa. Magnification: x30 when printed 10cm wide

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This print showcases a section of the fallopian tube, providing a glimpse into the intricate workings of the female reproductive system. The image reveals a colored light micrograph that highlights the ampulla, which is the expanded end of this vital tube responsible for transporting eggs from the ovary to the uterus. At first glance, one's attention is drawn to the vibrant green folded mucosa lining the ampulla's lumen at center left. This mucosal layer plays a crucial role in facilitating egg movement towards its final destination through tiny beating cilia, although not visible in this particular image. The oviduct wall consists of layers of blue muscle tissue that enable peristaltic contractions, propelling and guiding the egg along its journey. Surrounding these layers lies an outermost connective tissue layer called serosa, depicted here in grey. With a magnification factor of x30 when printed 10cm wide, this photograph offers an up-close exploration into human anatomy and histology. It serves as a reminder of our complex biological makeup and sheds light on how our bodies function seamlessly to facilitate reproduction. This incredible visual representation was captured by Science Photo Library—a testament to their dedication in capturing scientific wonders with precision and artistry.

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