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What is the most common cell type found outside of the follicular cells of a follicle? Question 10 options: Primordial Cells Basal cells Intersticial Cells Unilaminar Cells Zona Pellucida

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Chapter28: Medications That Affect The Reproductive System

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What is the most common cell type found outside of the follicular cells of a follicle?

Question 10 options:

	Primordial Cells
	Basal cells
	Intersticial Cells
	Unilaminar Cells
	Zona Pellucida

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