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. 2022 Feb 3;163(3):bqac011. doi: 10.1210/endocr/bqac011

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Figure 7. — Induced ovulation eliminates uterine edema, but does not rescue uterine gland development in Gnrhr^E90K mice. A and B, Administration of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) induced ovulation as evident by development of corpora hemorrhagica (black asterisk) and corpora lutea (white asterisk) in Gnrhr^E90K homozygotes. C and D, Administration of hCG restored uterine histoarchitecture in Gnrhr^E90K homozygotes. Scale bars = 250 μm. E, Uterine horn length was reduced in mice that received hCG. F, Uterine glandular tissue abundance was unaffected by hCG treatment. ***P less than .01, t test.