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block14_13.jpg - Fig. 6 & 7, NQ-3-d, Spermatic cord, h&eThe ductus deferens and some of the blood vessels (BV), nerves (N) and  cremaster muscles (CM) accompaning the duct in the spermatic cord are  shown in this cross section. The wall of the ductus deferens is extremely  thick, mostly because of the presence of abundent smooth muscle. During  the preparation of the tissue, The muscle contracted and caused the  mucosa to form longitudinal folds. For this reason, the lumen (L) usually  appears irregular in the section.The smooth muscle of the ductus deferens is arranged as a thick outer  longitudinal layer (OL), a thick middle circular layer (MC), and a thin  inner longitudinal layer (IL). The epithelial lining of the ductus deferens  consists of the pseudostratified columnar epithelium (PCE). Between the  epithelium and the inner longitudinal smooth muscle layer, there is a  cellular layer of loose connective tissue, the lamina propria (LP).

Fig. 6 & 7, NQ-3-d, Spermatic cord, h&e The ductus deferens and some of the blood vessels (BV), nerves (N) and cremaster muscles (CM) accompaning the duct in the spermatic cord are shown in this cross section. The wall of the ductus deferens is extremely thick, mostly because of the presence of abundent smooth muscle. During the preparation of the tissue, The muscle contracted and caused the mucosa to form longitudinal folds. For this reason, the lumen (L) usually appears irregular in the section.
The smooth muscle of the ductus deferens is arranged as a thick outer longitudinal layer (OL), a thick middle circular layer (MC), and a thin inner longitudinal layer (IL). The epithelial lining of the ductus deferens consists of the pseudostratified columnar epithelium (PCE). Between the epithelium and the inner longitudinal smooth muscle layer, there is a cellular layer of loose connective tissue, the lamina propria (LP).
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