lamina propria mucosae contains loose connective tissue, venous plexus and nerve supply

epithelial cells have pale cytoplasm

the outermost surface of the vagina is covered with loose connective tissue

it is lined with the same epithelium as the ectocervix

it is lined with simple columnar epithelium 

there are simple tubular glands 

it is formed by spinocellular connective tissue

part of the endometrium is influenced by gonadotropins

the proliferative stage correlates with the folliculogenesis

 the proliferative stage focusing on the regeneration of the functional layer 

secretory phase of the menstrual cycle is influenced by the progesterone, LH and estrogens

the ischemic phase begins with periodic contraction of the blood vessels wall

tunica muscularis externa

tunica submucosa

mesothelium

mucosal folds

you can observe here the same type of the glands as in the uterus

underneath the epithelium is the dense connective tissue

it is lined with stratified squamous non-keratinized epithelium

it is lined with simple columnar epithelium

secondary follicle is the most mature follicle

secondary follicle is the only follicle with theca externa

secondary follicle differentiate into the Graafian follicle

secondary follicle has membrana granulosa